What never changes
Your foundation, calculated once, to reread whenever you like.
- Your life path, your name and your birth chart, in detail
- The number of each of your first names
- Your portrait, written on your iPhone from all three
Your rising sign, or ascendant, is the sign that was coming up over the horizon at the minute you were born. It changes about every two hours, so it needs your time and your place. Here it is calculated to the degree, along with your Moon and your Sun.
To cross your sky with your numerology, one thing is missing: your given names and your birth surname. Your name number comes from the letters, nothing is guessed.
Your rising sign crossed with your life path and your name number: that is where it gets precise.
The rising sign is the front door: what people see of you before they know you. Your Sun sign says what lights you up. The two often disagree, and that is normal.
A horoscope only asks for your date, so it knows your Sun sign and nothing else. Your rising sign depends on the time and the place, because the Earth turns: the sign coming up in the east changes about every two hours, and the clock in Lyon is not the clock in Nouméa. That is why a rising sign calculator needs all three, and why an approximate time can change it.
It is on your full birth certificate and often in your baby health record. An approximate time gives a probable rising sign: if you are within an hour of a sign change, we say so.
Your sign is where the Sun was on the day you were born: what lights you up. Your rising sign is the sign coming up over the horizon at the exact time: the first impression you give. You can be an Aries by Sun and a Taurus rising: quick inside, calm on the surface.
Your local time is converted to universal time with the official time zone history (daylight saving included), the sidereal time at your longitude is worked out, then the point of the ecliptic rising at your latitude. Same method as the app, checked against Swiss Ephemeris on 2,000 births.
Yes, and it is handled: the place sets the time zone and the latitude. A 22:30 birth in Saint-Pierre, Réunion does not have the same sky as Paris at the same hour.
Your reading no longer moves. Your sky and your numbers do. The app tells you every day what is changing around your reading.


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The site gives you your reading. The app keeps it, and tells you every day what is moving around it.
Your foundation, calculated once, to reread whenever you like.
What crosses your sky and your numbers, day after day.
Rare notifications, about you.
What the site cannot do.
No account, no ads. Your birth date, time and place, like your first names, stay on your iPhone.