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Where your skies meet
Add the sky you were born under and send the link. When they add theirs, you both see where you meet.
About comparing two charts
Comparing two birth charts is called synastry. You lay one sky over the other and look at where the planets touch. When your Moon sits on someone's Sun, or your Venus lines up with their Mars, you both feel it, often from the first day.
This page reads five points for each of you. The Sun is who you are becoming. The Moon is what you need to feel safe. Venus is how you love, Mars is how you go after things, and the rising sign is how you meet the world.
Each of you adds your own details, in your own time. When both skies are in, you both see the same reading: where you meet, where things flow, and where you have room to grow.
Common questions
What is synastry?
Synastry is the art of comparing two birth charts. You place one person's planets over the other's and read the angles between them. The close contacts show where two people feel each other most.
Do I need their birth time?
No, but it helps. Without a birth time, the Sun, Venus and Mars still meet, and the reading is real. The Moon and the rising sign join in only when both times are known, because they move too fast to guess.
How does the link work?
You add your birth details and send the link. The other person opens it, adds theirs, and the reading appears for both of you. The link carries where your planets were, not your birth date or your city.
What if we have hard aspects?
Squares and oppositions are part of every real bond. They show where you are different, and that is where you learn the most from each other. Most strong pairs have both easy and hard contacts.
Does it work for friends and family?
Yes. Synastry reads any bond: a partner, a friend, a sister, a parent. Venus and Mars speak of attraction in a couple, and of shared taste and drive between friends.