Astrology
What does my birth chart say about me?
Your chart is the sky at the minute you were born, worked out from real planetary positions. Genie draws it, then reads it as one story rather than ten separate horoscopes.
What it looks like
ExampleBorn 12 March 1994, 08:15 UTC, Lisbon
- Sun
- Pisces 21°
- Moon
- Pisces 22°
- Rising
- Aries 23°
Computed live from a fictional birth in Lisbon. The sky is real; the person is not.
What is different here
- Positions come from an astronomy library, not a lookup table, so the degrees are the ones an astrologer would calculate.
- No birth time? You still get every planet. Genie says plainly that the rising sign and houses need a time, instead of guessing.
- Your chart stays with you. Tarot, dreams and your daily reading are all read against it.
What it costs
Free to open. The full written reading is 5 wishes.
New accounts start with 10 wishes.
Questions
Do I need my exact birth time?
No. Without it the rising sign and houses are left out, and the app says so. The Sun and planets are placed from the date alone. The Moon moves quickly, so without a time its position is an estimate and can fall in the neighbouring sign.
What is my rising sign?
The sign coming up over the eastern horizon at the minute you were born. It changes about every two hours, which is why it needs a birth time and a place.
Is astrology advice?
No. Your chart is offered for entertainment and self-reflection. It can give you language for how you work; it is not advice about health, money or relationships.