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See your Western birth chart, planets and rising sign.
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Reviewed by Dr. L. Nageshwwar Rao, PhD (Astrology), Consulting Astrologer · Last reviewed 4 August 2026 · How we compute this
See your Western birth chart, planets and rising sign.
Date, time and place of birth — the autocomplete fills coordinates and timezone.
The tool checks seven planets at birth, with one whole sign per house.
See planets, houses, four key points and day or night birth.
Each traditional reading names its source: Ptolemy, Valens or Lilly.
A birth chart maps the sky at your birth time and place. It shows planet signs, houses and your rising sign. This tool gives a Western chart.
Birth chart and natal chart mean the same thing. A kundali is the Vedic version, measured against the stars. This Western chart measures from the spring equinox. Their current gap is about 24 degrees.
It follows traditional Western reading with one whole sign per house. The seven planets are Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. Switch to modern view for ten planets and their connections.
Traditional readings follow Ptolemy's Tetrabiblos, Vettius Valens' Anthologies and William Lilly's Christian Astrology (1647). These works are free of copyright restrictions. Statements relying on restricted sources are left out.
The two zodiacs use different starting points. Their gap is about 24 degrees, so a planet can shift by one sign. A planet early in Western Gemini can fall in Vedic Taurus.
Yes, in modern view. It shows ten planets, their connections and Placidus house boundaries. Traditional view uses seven planets and sourced readings. For positions on another date, use the transit chart calculator.
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