Private astrology calculator

See today's transits to your birth chart

A transit chart places the planets as they are now — or on any date — over your birth chart; enter your birth city and time, pick a date, and every contact, its exact date and its house is computed here, offline.

Two moments

Enter your birth details

Pick your birthplace — the zone follows. The transit moment below is already set to now.

Birth place

An offline city list. Nothing goes online.

Set the place manually

Coordinates are optional here. A recognized IANA time zone (for example Europe/Warsaw) is enough to apply the correct historical offset, but the rising sign and houses need latitude and longitude too.

Birth date
Birth time

Pick a city to apply its time zone

Transit moment

Place (optional)

An offline city list. Nothing goes online.

Set the place manually

Coordinates are optional here. A recognized IANA time zone (for example Europe/Warsaw) is enough — this place only sets which time zone the date and time above are read in.

Date
Time

Pick a city to apply its time zone

Your birth moment, the transit moment and both coordinates stay in this tab.

Ready when you are.

Direct answer

What you need

Your birth date and time are required for the natal chart. The transit moment defaults to right now in your device's zone; pick a different date and time, or step through nearby dates once the result is showing.

Nothing is uploaded or placed in the URL. A natal cast is kept only in this tab's own memory — long enough for "Read next" — until you close the tab.

Method & limits

Astronomy first, symbolism second.

Every transit is found by root-finding on the same documented engine and orb set every other chart on this site uses, to the minute — not a lookup table. Houses for the transiting planets come from your natal chart's own first cusp, which is why the transit place is optional.

Frequently asked questions

What is a transit chart?

A transit chart shows where the planets stand right now — or on any date you pick — against the fixed positions in your birth chart. Every contact between a moving planet and one of your natal placements is a transit, read the same way as any other aspect in this site's engine: two bodies, an angle between them, and an orb.

What is the difference between an applying and a separating transit?

An applying transit is still moving toward its exact angle, tightening day by day; a separating one has already passed its exact hit and is pulling apart again. The distinction comes from the transiting planet's own motion, sampled an hour past the aspect, not an estimate from its instantaneous speed alone.

How are the exact transit dates found?

Each exact date comes from root-finding on the same astronomy engine every chart on this site uses: the calculator samples the transiting planet's position across the search window, narrows any bracket where the angle crosses exact, and repeats until the result is accurate to the minute. Nothing here is read off a printed table.

What do the retrograde windows show?

A retrograde window marks the date a planet appears, from Earth, to reverse direction, and the later date it turns back to its normal direct motion. Both turning points are found the same root-finding way as an exact aspect date, from the moment the planet's own speed crosses zero.

Why is the transit place optional?

The place only sets the time zone your chosen date and time are read in; the aspects and the house rows do not depend on it — houses are read against your natal chart's first cusp.

Is my birth information sent anywhere?

No. Both your birth details and the transit date and place you choose are calculated entirely in your browser, using the same local astronomy library and offline city list as every other calculator on this site. Nothing about either moment is uploaded, stored on a server, or placed in the page URL.