Today
Today’s sky is being prepared…
Today’s sky is the same for everyone. With a birth chart, it becomes a reading.
Today’s sky
The aspects between the planets, the same for everyone
The sky is being computed on your device…
And in your chart?
What links are there between today’s sky and your birth chart?
The sky in detail: markers and wheel
Three markers
Today’s transits
The bodies of the moment in their signs, the Moon and its phase, and what this sky says for everyone. Give your birth details below, and it becomes yours.
This sky, for everyone
Your reading for today
Today in your chartExplore your dayTap a planet or a line on the wheel.
The wheel is drawing on your device…
Other formats
Your birth positions
Today’s sky in your houses
Today’s contacts
Your own day
Your date, time and place of birth are what bring your chart back. If you don’t know your birth time, say so: the results will take it into account.
How this page works, and what you can check
Told from start to finish
Elsewhere, the day's transits line up one under the other — Moon trine Venus, Mercury square Mars — and it's up to you to piece them together. Here they arrive already tied together: three or four paragraphs that follow one another, and a day at the end of it.
Two contacts, one story
The text keeps the day's two tightest contacts, says what each planet does the moment it names it, and tells what the two do together. Added to that are the house the Moon and the Sun cross today, and the slow transit holding the background, dated from the day it opens to the day it closes.
What you can check for yourself.
Is it an AI that writes my horoscope?
Yes, partly, and I'd rather say so here: an AI wrote the base of these texts, once, offline. The paragraphs are therefore written in advance and filed in a dictionary, and I read them one by one — the count under your horoscope says where I've got to today, without rounding up. The moment you open this page, no AI is running: the program calculates your sky, picks the paragraphs that match your contacts of the day, and assembles them.
Why does my text change from one day to the next?
Because I read the fast planets: the Moon travels thirteen degrees a day, the Sun one degree, Mercury and Venus about the same. The contacts they form with your chart come undone and form others again within a few hours. The background is slower: a Saturn or Neptune transit stays open for months, and the page dates it.
What if I don't know my birth time?
The contacts with your planets stay accurate: they depend on the date, and the date is enough. What needs the time is the Ascendant, the Midheaven and the twelve houses — the page then skips the sentences that mention “your 7th house”, and tells you only what it knows. Your natal Moon, though, moves thirteen degrees in a day: without the time, its position keeps a margin of half a sign, and the contacts touching it should be read with that margin in mind.
Is it the same calculation as in your paid readings?
The same engine and the same orbs, yes — a transit counts within a degree and a half, here as in the documents. What changes is what's done with it: a written reading crosses your transits with your whole chart, over a year, and I write it for you. This page doesn't know who you are; it reads your sky for today, and that's already a lot.