Relationship charts

Synastry chart calculator

Compare the planets in two birth charts by exact angular distance, then read the contacts and directional house overlays.

Person 1
Place coordinates

Coordinates locate the horizon and houses. The named time zone resolves the local clock.

Person 2
Place coordinates

Coordinates locate the horizon and houses. The named time zone resolves the local clock.

Zodiac, houses and aspect settings

Person 1’s planet is listed first; Person 2’s planet or house is listed second. The reverse direction has its own reading.

Example: Synastry chart

Person 1: Natal chart: Sun in Taurus, Moon in Capricorn, Leo rising. Person 2: Natal chart: Sun in Leo, Moon in Taurus, Aquarius rising.

Tropical zodiac; whole-sign houses; 1× aspect orbs.

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Person 1

Natal chart: Sun in Taurus, Moon in Capricorn, Leo rising.

Positions at the entered time
PointPositionMotionPossible signs
SunTaurus 24° 17′DirectTaurus
MoonCapricorn 25° 52′DirectCapricorn
MercuryTaurus 8° 01′RetrogradeTaurus
VenusAries 12° 41′DirectAries
MarsPisces 18° 15′DirectPisces
JupiterCancer 9° 31′DirectCancer
SaturnCapricorn 25° 15′RetrogradeCapricorn
UranusCapricorn 9° 11′RetrogradeCapricorn
NeptuneCapricorn 14° 21′RetrogradeCapricorn
PlutoScorpio 16° 10′RetrogradeScorpio
Mean north nodeAquarius 11° 20′RetrogradeAquarius
True north nodeAquarius 10° 15′RetrogradeAquarius
Mean Black MoonScorpio 21° 25′DirectScorpio
Osculating Black MoonSagittarius 6° 45′DirectSagittarius
CeresCancer 15° 08′DirectCancer
PallasTaurus 28° 23′DirectTaurus
JunoScorpio 15° 39′RetrogradeScorpio
VestaAries 21° 35′DirectAries
PsycheTaurus 1° 16′DirectTaurus
ErosAries 13° 53′DirectAries
ChironCancer 13° 12′DirectCancer
Asteroid LilithAquarius 9° 04′DirectAquarius
AscendantLeo 7° 31′—Leo
DescendantAquarius 7° 31′—Aquarius
MidheavenAries 16° 31′—Aries
ICLibra 16° 31′—Libra
VertexSagittarius 25° 31′—Sagittarius

Person 2

Natal chart: Sun in Leo, Moon in Taurus, Aquarius rising.

Positions at the entered time
PointPositionMotionPossible signs
SunLeo 28° 08′DirectLeo
MoonTaurus 22° 28′DirectTaurus
MercuryLeo 9° 39′DirectLeo
VenusVirgo 16° 49′DirectVirgo
MarsGemini 16° 32′DirectGemini
JupiterVirgo 19° 09′DirectVirgo
SaturnAquarius 14° 08′RetrogradeAquarius
UranusCapricorn 14° 28′RetrogradeCapricorn
NeptuneCapricorn 16° 32′RetrogradeCapricorn
PlutoScorpio 20° 16′DirectScorpio
Mean north nodeSagittarius 27° 27′RetrogradeSagittarius
True north nodeSagittarius 28° 41′RetrogradeSagittarius
Mean Black MoonAquarius 23° 43′DirectAquarius
Osculating Black MoonPisces 11° 07′DirectPisces
CeresCapricorn 28° 07′RetrogradeCapricorn
PallasSagittarius 19° 09′DirectSagittarius
JunoGemini 15° 17′DirectGemini
VestaLibra 17° 39′DirectLibra
PsycheVirgo 28° 44′DirectVirgo
ErosLeo 8° 27′DirectLeo
ChironLeo 15° 14′DirectLeo
Asteroid LilithVirgo 5° 51′DirectVirgo
AscendantAquarius 7° 47′—Aquarius
DescendantLeo 7° 47′—Leo
MidheavenScorpio 28° 58′—Scorpio
ICTaurus 28° 58′—Taurus
VertexVirgo 5° 58′—Virgo

Wheel numbers: 1 Sun · 2 Moon · 3 Mercury · 4 Venus · 5 Mars · 6 Jupiter · 7 Saturn · 8 Uranus · 9 Neptune · 10 Pluto. Filled marks: Person 1; outlined marks: Person 2.

Aspect grid and readings

Open the planet-by-planet aspect matrix

Rows belong to Person 1; columns belong to Person 2. Select a contact to read that exact pair below. A dash means no selected aspect fits the current orb.

Cross-chart contacts for the ten planets
Person 1 / Person 2SunMoonMercuryVenusMarsJupiterSaturnUranusNeptunePluto
Sun——————
Moon————————
Mercury—————————
Venus—————
Mars————
Jupiter———————
Saturn————————
Uranus———————
Neptune————
Pluto——

Sun and Sun square

Person 1’s Sun brings identity, purpose and recognition; Person 2’s Sun brings identity, purpose and recognition. The ninety-degree relationship brings two themes into friction. Compare their different priorities and agree on a way to make room for both.

What makes each person feel seen and appreciated? What makes each person feel seen and appreciated?

1 contacts in the selected view. Separation is the shortest angle; orb is the distance from the exact aspect angle.

Person 1AspectPerson 2SeparationOrb
SunSquareSun93.84°3.84°
Sun square Sun · 3.84° orb

Person 1’s Sun brings identity, purpose and recognition; Person 2’s Sun brings identity, purpose and recognition. The ninety-degree relationship brings two themes into friction. Compare their different priorities and agree on a way to make room for both.

What makes each person feel seen and appreciated? What makes each person feel seen and appreciated?

House overlays

DirectionPlanetPartner’s houseHouse theme
Person 1 → Person 2Sun4Home and roots
Person 1 → Person 2Moon12Privacy and unspoken experience
Person 1 → Person 2Mercury4Home and roots
Person 1 → Person 2Venus3Conversation and everyday exchange
Person 1 → Person 2Mars2Resources and values
Person 1 → Person 2Jupiter6Daily work and practical care
Person 1 → Person 2Saturn12Privacy and unspoken experience
Person 1 → Person 2Uranus12Privacy and unspoken experience
Person 1 → Person 2Neptune12Privacy and unspoken experience
Person 1 → Person 2Pluto10Public aims and responsibility
Person 1 → Person 2Mean north node1Self and approach
Person 1 → Person 2True north node1Self and approach
Person 1 → Person 2Mean Black Moon10Public aims and responsibility
Person 1 → Person 2Osculating Black Moon11Friendship and shared future
Person 1 → Person 2Ceres6Daily work and practical care
Person 1 → Person 2Pallas4Home and roots
Person 1 → Person 2Juno10Public aims and responsibility
Person 1 → Person 2Vesta3Conversation and everyday exchange
Person 1 → Person 2Psyche4Home and roots
Person 1 → Person 2Eros3Conversation and everyday exchange
Person 1 → Person 2Chiron6Daily work and practical care
Person 1 → Person 2Asteroid Lilith1Self and approach
Person 2 → Person 1Sun1Self and approach
Person 2 → Person 1Moon10Public aims and responsibility
Person 2 → Person 1Mercury1Self and approach
Person 2 → Person 1Venus2Resources and values
Person 2 → Person 1Mars11Friendship and shared future
Person 2 → Person 1Jupiter2Resources and values
Person 2 → Person 1Saturn7Partnership and agreements
Person 2 → Person 1Uranus6Daily work and practical care
Person 2 → Person 1Neptune6Daily work and practical care
Person 2 → Person 1Pluto4Home and roots
Person 2 → Person 1Mean north node5Play and creative expression
Person 2 → Person 1True north node5Play and creative expression
Person 2 → Person 1Mean Black Moon7Partnership and agreements
Person 2 → Person 1Osculating Black Moon8Shared resources and trust
Person 2 → Person 1Ceres6Daily work and practical care
Person 2 → Person 1Pallas5Play and creative expression
Person 2 → Person 1Juno11Friendship and shared future
Person 2 → Person 1Vesta3Conversation and everyday exchange
Person 2 → Person 1Psyche2Resources and values
Person 2 → Person 1Eros1Self and approach
Person 2 → Person 1Chiron1Self and approach
Person 2 → Person 1Asteroid Lilith2Resources and values
1 · Self and approach

The planet person meets the house person’s outward style and first response. Compare how each person takes initiative and how that initiative is received.

2 · Resources and values

The overlay turns attention toward possessions, spending, personal security and what each person values. Discuss gifts, shared costs and the distinction between care and obligation.

3 · Conversation and everyday exchange

The house person’s daily conversations, learning and local routines become the setting for the planet theme. Compare listening habits and how you make small decisions together.

4 · Home and roots

The overlay places the planet theme in the house person’s private life, family history and sense of belonging. Talk about privacy, household rhythms and what makes a place feel like home.

5 · Play and creative expression

The planet theme meets the house person’s pleasure, creative projects and playful attention. Compare how you make space for enjoyment and how you share the spotlight.

6 · Daily work and practical care

The emphasis falls on ordinary tasks, routines and the division of effort. Make expectations about help, consistency and shared chores explicit.

7 · Partnership and agreements

The house person encounters the planet through one-to-one relationships and negotiated roles. Compare what each person asks of a partner and how you decide what is fair.

8 · Shared resources and trust

The overlay highlights jointly held resources, vulnerability and the conditions of sharing. Name boundaries around money, disclosure and decisions that affect both people.

9 · Beliefs and exploration

The planet theme enters the house person’s wider view of life: learning, travel and personal convictions. Compare how you handle differences in belief while remaining curious.

10 · Public aims and responsibility

The overlay relates to the house person’s visible commitments and ambitions. Discuss recognition, support and the place of career decisions in shared plans.

11 · Friendship and shared future

The planet theme connects with groups, friendship networks and collective goals. Compare the communities you value and how you make future plans together.

12 · Privacy and unspoken experience

The house person’s private or less easily expressed experience provides the setting. Leave room for quiet, ask before interpreting silence and make hidden expectations speakable.

Dating reading

Explore first expectations, communication and the ways you enjoy spending time together.

  • Mercury square Mercury: Person 1’s Mercury brings speech, listening and the exchange of ideas; Person 2’s Mercury brings speech, listening and the exchange of ideas. The ninety-degree relationship brings two themes into friction. Compare their different priorities and agree on a way to make room for both.
  • Venus trine Mercury: Person 1’s Venus brings affection, pleasure and shared values; Person 2’s Mercury brings speech, listening and the exchange of ideas. The one-hundred-and-twenty-degree relationship connects themes through a common element. The reading emphasizes ease and familiar expression; discuss how to keep that ease active.
  • Sun square Sun: Person 1’s Sun brings identity, purpose and recognition; Person 2’s Sun brings identity, purpose and recognition. The ninety-degree relationship brings two themes into friction. Compare their different priorities and agree on a way to make room for both.
  • What pace feels comfortable to each of you?
  • Which gestures communicate interest clearly?
  • What would you like to know before making assumptions?