Tables & Lists
Astrologers want tools that quickly display a chart's planet and sign particulars. We've designed these analysis tools from recommendations gathered from astrologers throughout the world.
• Graphs galore are easily accessed and are designed to meet the needs of most astrologers.
Midpoint 360° Graph View
This chart reflects how the node (the ascending node) becomes the zero point or "draconic equinox." The north node is sometimes called the "dragon's head."
Parallels of Declination View
This "gridgraph" shows the relationship of the planets to the equator, geocentrically.•Grids A few Samples
Planet, Sign, Aspect, & Modality grids provide still more clarity when exploring charts.
Aspect Grid View
Standard and familiar aspect grid of planet rows and planet columns, showing their aspect (if any) in the block. This uses the aspect set in use when the chart was calculated.Orbs & Angle Separation View
This shows aspects between planets/points by orb. Applying, separating, parallels, and contra-parallels are noted as well as the degree/minute distance between the planets of the highlighted chart.
• Tables, too, are always a click away and thoughtfully designed.
Chart Data 1 View
Shows basics such as: planetary longitudes, House positions, house cusps; element, polarity, and triplicity of the signs occupied by the planets; planetary hour; & approximate Sun rise & set.
Chart Data 2 View
This shows planetary longitudes, house location, house cusps, technical details, minutia, technical facts about the natal chart from ayanamsa to Universal Time.
• A list of your chart's midpoints can be very useful, particularly for showing any aspects that the transiting, progressed, or directed planets (or even another person's natal planets) might be making to these important halfway positions in your chart. But one list of midpoints is seldom sufficient. What you really need are several lists, or "sorts," because each sort organizes your midpoints in a slightly different manner.
Midpoints: 45 Dial View
Sorts midpoints in zodiacal order, modulus 45°. Includes planet/point longitudes.
Aspects: Closest Sort View
Shows major aspect patterns with the major planet in each pattern placed on the ascendant.
• Included are such patterns as the Grand Cross, T-Square, Kite, Wedge, Mystic Rectangle, Grand Trine, and many more. They are presented on screen in both geo- and heliocentric modes.
Chart Patterns View
See the major aspect patterns appearing in the selected chart. A major planet in each pattern is placed on the ascendant.Chart Patterns: Houses View
In this version the patterns are shown with the ascendant at the left. In this "Houses" chart patterns form, 0° Aries is placed at the midheaven.
