Astrology Synastry Chart
Lay the people in your life onto your own chart and see where each of them lands. No card ever tells you to walk away from anyone.
Your birth details
Where someone lands on your chart
Someone whose Sun falls in your 4th house occupies a different place in your life than someone whose Sun falls in your 10th — the first feels like family whether or not they are, the second is tied to what you are building in public. That is the single most informative thing synastry can tell you, and it needs your birth time and place to compute.
Underneath the house overlay sit the cross-chart aspects. A card is only marked draining when tense contacts clearly outnumber the easy ones — one square is not a verdict, and treating it as one would mislabel most of the closest relationships people have.
FAQ
- How many people can I add?
- Up to three at a time. With two or more, the map also draws the aspects between them, which is usually the part nobody has seen before.
- What if I do not know my own birth time?
- You still get cross-chart aspects, but no house overlay — and the page says so instead of quietly dropping the layer.
For reflection and self-understanding. Nothing here is medical, legal or financial advice.