The site Astro.com, run by Astrodienst, offers birth charts, horoscopes, and travel maps. If you are choosing where to live or work, AstroCarto helps you check cities, compare options, and create a personal location report. Start with a free map below from AstroCarto, an independent service.
A Guide to the Site Astro.com
Find Your Way Around the Site Astro.com
Start with your question. Chart calculations, personal interpretations, relationship tools, and location maps answer different questions; the table helps you choose the relevant entry.
| Your question | Entry on the site Astro.com | What it helps you explore |
|---|---|---|
| What does my birth chart look like? | Chart Drawing, Ascendant; Extended Chart Selection | The chart itself and its calculation options |
| What could my chart mean for me? | Personal Portrait; AstroClick Portrait | Written or interactive interpretations |
| What themes are relevant at a particular time? | Personal Daily Horoscope; forecast reports | Time-related readings |
| How do we relate as a couple? | Partner; AstroClick Partner | Relationship interpretations |
| How does astrology connect with places? | AstroClick Travel; AstroClick Local Space | Geographic or direction-based exploration |
| Where are my account and birth records? | My Astro | Profile and birth-data management |
Have your birth date, recorded birth time, and birthplace ready before opening a personal chart tool. Sign in to My Astro or follow the prompt to create a free profile; registration requires a valid email address. Choose the entry above for your question, then check the chart type and settings if you are using Extended Chart Selection.
Keep the same birth record when comparing tools; changing the birthplace changes the chart you are comparing.
The map above is for the location question. Enter the city where you were born, then select a destination once the map loads. If you only need a natal wheel, use our Birth Chart Calculator. For a move or trip, start with your map and inspect the places you could actually choose.
Astro.com Birth Charts and Personal Readings
On the site Astro.com, chart calculators and personal readings serve different purposes. Extended Chart Selection offers chart types, drawing styles, house systems, and other settings. AstroClick Portrait lets you select elements of a chart to read their interpretations.
Suppose a reading has you thinking about pursuing work elsewhere. A destination gives that personal theme a concrete focus. Create your AstroCarto map and select a candidate city. Its nearby planets, angles, and line distances show which location themes you can examine there. Use that evidence to decide what deserves a closer look when comparing your options.
Daily Horoscopes, Forecasts, and a Possible Move
Daily readings and forecast reports on the site Astro.com are separate from its chart and travel-map tools. The Best Time is its electional horoscope service. Some reports in the free section are introductory versions; paid readings and services are available too.
If a forecast brings a possible move into focus, identify what is still undecided. When you are choosing between destinations, use AstroCarto’s Compare Cities to examine them for the same goal. When you have a destination in mind and want to explore timing, open Best Time to Move after generating your map, then choose that city and a goal such as career or relocation.
Timing calculations require an exact birth time and sign-in. The free preview shows whether timing windows were found and the overall outlook for the next 12 months. Exact dates and detailed explanations require the paid access shown in the tool. If no strong window is found, the result says so.
Use the full window explanations to identify periods to investigate alongside a job start date or lease, including times that call for preparation or caution. These city-and-goal results do not reproduce a daily or annual reading from the site Astro.com.
Relationship Tools and Shared Places
AstroClick Partner on the site Astro.com uses two people’s birth details to create an interactive composite chart. Its interpretations concern the relationship. A shared move adds another question: how might each person experience the same destination?
One person may be prioritizing work while the other wants a stronger sense of home. A city that looks interesting for one partner deserves a separate look for the other, rather than assuming that a relationship reading settles the location choice.
Create your map in AstroCarto, then open Find the Best Places for Two People and enter the second person’s birth details. Sign in and follow the access options shown in the tool. Review each person’s support and cautions for the same city, along with the shared themes. Use those differences to discuss which places belong on both shortlists and which concerns need more investigation.
AstroClick Travel and Location Maps
On the site Astro.com, AstroClick Travel offers explanations from planets, lines, crossings, and points on the map. AstroClick Local Space explores another location method. Both are starting points for a trip or move.
If a region on the site Astro.com catches your attention, check the actual cities you could visit or live in with AstroCarto. A line crossing a country can be distant from your intended city; inspect the nearby lines and their distances before treating the whole region as one result.
Compare two to four realistic options under the same home, career, or other available goal. This keeps the question consistent while you examine what supports each choice and what deserves caution. For a closer look at the map concepts, read our Astro.com astrocartography guide.
Astrology Learning and Research Tools
The site Astro.com also organizes introductory material, specialist articles, ephemerides, and birth-data resources. These help you study terminology and calculations beyond a single personal reading.
If you are learning what a planetary angle means, connect that term to your own result. In AstroCarto, select a city and identify the planet, its angle, and its distance from the place. Then use the map-reading guide to work through the interpretation. This gives the term a specific place and context, instead of treating every mention of a planet as equally relevant to a destination.
Treat astrological interpretations as one part of your exploration. Jobs, visas, housing, relationships, and other practical conditions need their own research; a map does not calculate or guarantee those outcomes.
Compare Tasks on the Site Astro.com and in AstroCarto
Both services offer maps and interpretations. Choose by the question and the result you need; these methods are not interchangeable.
| Your task | On the site Astro.com | In AstroCarto |
|---|---|---|
| Inspect a familiar city | Open AstroClick Travel with your birth record; click a map point, line, or crossing for an interpretation. | Generate your map and select the city. Inspect nearby planets, angles, and distances before considering another destination. |
| Choose between destinations | Explore your candidate locations in AstroClick Travel and read the interpretations at those map points. | Add two to four cities to Compare Cities and choose one goal. Review support and cautions across the same shortlist. |
| Two-person analysis | Understand your relationship: enter both birth records in AstroClick Partner, then click the composite chart for interpretations. | Assess a shared destination: add the second person’s birth details and candidate cities. Review support and cautions for each person alongside shared themes. |
| Explore timing | The Best Time uses a selected question, period, and birth data to produce an electional timeline. It offers a trial and a subscription. | Best Time to Move uses your city, goal, and exact birth time. Sign in for a free preview of the next 12 months; specific windows and explanations require paid access. |
City checks and basic city comparisons have limited free allowances.
Turn a Site Search into a Useful Place Comparison
The site Astro.com serves chart calculations, personal readings, and astrology research. AstroCarto is useful when your next question concerns a real place: which destination deserves investigation, how a move affects both partners, or which periods to examine. Start with the decision you have left to make.
Check a Familiar Place Before Choosing Another
Use your current city as a reference for understanding nearby lines and distances. Keeping your birth details unchanged makes the destination the variable. Your experience can give the reading context without treating a familiar city as proof that every interpretation is correct.
Compare Options for the Priority That Matters
Two job offers may put career first; a longer stay may put home first. Choose that priority before comparing cities, then review both support and cautions. A favorable theme does not cancel a concern. Use the differences to identify what to investigate about each destination.
Keep Both People’s Needs in the Picture
A promising work destination for you may raise different concerns for your partner. The two-person view keeps those separate readings visible. Discuss whose priorities each city supports before treating a shared theme as agreement; both people need a reason to keep a place on the shortlist.
Connect a Destination to Your Next Steps
Once you have a destination, use the paid timing details to examine periods alongside your actual job or lease dates. A Personal Astrocartography Report brings place findings, life themes, and trade-offs into a fuller interpretation to revisit as your plans develop. Full reports require the access shown in the tool. Keep practical arrangements in your own planning; these results do not check them for you.
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Questions About the Site Astro.com
Birth details, accounts, and starting your own map with AstroCarto.
Does Astrodienst run Astro.com?
Yes. Astrodienst operates the site Astro.com. AstroCarto independently publishes this guide and provides the map here. The form uses the birth details you enter; it does not connect to your Astrodienst account.
Which tool on the site Astro.com should I start with?
Choose by the output you need: a chart drawing for the natal chart, an interpretation for personal themes, a forecast for time-related questions, or a location map for places. For a real destination shortlist, the AstroCarto form here starts a separate map from your own birth details.
Do I need an account on the site Astro.com to use this map?
No. This separate AstroCarto map requires no sign-in. Enter your own birth information; the form does not connect to My Astro profiles or import their saved charts.
What is free on this page?
Generating the core AstroCarto map is free. City checks and basic city comparisons have limited free allowances. Best Time to Move offers a free preview after sign-in; exact dates and detailed explanations require paid access. Additional readings, full reports, downloads, and other advanced actions follow the access options shown in the tool. Purchases made on the site Astro.com do not unlock AstroCarto features.
Should I enter my birthplace or the city I want to move to?
Enter your birthplace in the first form. Choose the destination after your map appears. Use your most reliable birth time, or select the unknown-time option if you do not know it. Estimated-time lines and distances are uncertain; recalculate when you have better birth information. Best Time to Move requires an exact birth time and cannot run with the unknown-time option.
Will this map match a reading from the site Astro.com?
Do not assume that. Chart types, settings, and interpretation methods can differ. The workflow here produces AstroCarto location results from your birth details. Compare the inputs and outputs before treating interpretations as equivalent, and keep your original reading as separate context.
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