The portfolio
All the astrologies of the world, in one place.
Eight traditions, one birth. Each is computed by its own rules — its own zodiac, its own houses, or no planets at all — and labelled as what it is, so you can see what every tradition makes of the same moment and ask what any of it means.
Western Modern
The tropical zodiac with quadrant houses: the psychological tradition most of this century is written in.
Natal and transits, progressions and directions, returns, harmonics, relocation and astrocartography, the 90° dial — and a daily reading from the real sky over your chart.
19 charts · Core · Life Forecast · Returns · Elsewhere · Other methods
Vedic · Jyotiṣa
The sidereal zodiac on the Lahiri ayanamsha, read in whole signs.
Nakshatras and the Vimśottarī daśā, all sixteen divisional charts, Ashtakavarga, Shadbala, yogas, doshas and Sade Sati, Gochara transits with vedha, and kundli matching by the thirty-six points.
23 charts · Core · Life Forecast · Returns · Elsewhere · Other methods · Divisional charts
Western Traditional
Hellenistic and medieval judgement: sect, the five dignities, and the timing those feed. Seven planets, whole signs.
Sect and the five essential dignities, almutens, temperament, the Hermetic lots and twelfth-parts, annual profections, firdaria and zodiacal releasing, the lunar mansions, and horary with Lilly's considerations — Hellenistic and medieval judgement with seven planets and whole signs.
10 charts · Life Forecast · Core · Other methods · Returns
Chinese · BaZi
The Four Pillars — Saju (사주) in Korea, Shichū Suimei in Japan. Not planetary at all: a sexagenary calendar whose only astronomy is the Sun crossing each fifteenth degree.
The Four Pillars with the ten gods, branch clashes and combinations, luck pillars and this year's Tai Sui; Zi Wei Dou Shu with its twelve palaces, decade limits and both sets of four transformations.
8 charts · Purple Star · BaZi · Feng shui · I Ching
Uranian · Cosmobiology
The Hamburg school: midpoints on a 90° dial rather than aspects on a wheel.
The eight transneptunians of the Hamburg school, planetary pictures and half-sums on the 90° dial, with the base rate shown so a picture is never asserted without its odds.
6 charts · Hamburg school · Core · Life Forecast · Other methods
Mayan · Tzolk'in
The counts of days: thirteen numbers against twenty signs, the Haab, the Long Count. No planets at all, and the hour never enters into it.
The Tzolk'in, Haab and Long Count on the GMT correlation the daykeepers keep, the Lords of the Night, and the Dreamspell signature beside them, labelled as what it is.
1 chart · Mayan
Japanese · Nine Star Ki
Nine stars on the Lo Shu square: a principal star from the year, a character star from the month, and the house each year puts you in.
The principal and month stars, this year's Lo Shu square with yours marked, and the nine-year cycle of houses.
1 chart · Nine Star Ki
Burmese · Mahabote
The little key: seven planets and Rahu in seven houses, from the weekday of birth and the Burmese year. No sky at all.
The seven houses from the weekday and the Burmese year, your planet and its animal, and the arithmetic that placed them — the little key of Myanmar.
1 chart · Mahabote
Why one place
Are these the same chart with different labels?
No. Vedic reads a sidereal zodiac about 24° behind the tropical one; Traditional uses seven planets and whole-sign houses; BaZi and the Mayan count have no planets at all. Each system here sets its own zodiac and houses before a single chart is drawn, so what you see is what a practitioner of that tradition would draw.
Which one is right?
They are different instruments. The app shows the working for every claim — the rule a yoga was found by, the base rate of a planetary picture, how far the Dreamspell count drifts from the real Tzolk'in — so you can judge each on its own terms.