Cosmic Birth Chart Studio
Jyotish and Western astrology, computed carefully and drawn beautifully. Read your chart wheel and placements, hold your phone up to find the planets in tonight's sky, compare two charts side by side, print your chart as a poster — and hear it, played as a short piece of music.
Coming soon to the App Store Email me at launch →$2.99 · one-time purchase · ₹149 in India · no subscription · iPhone and iPad
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Five rooms — Sky, Charts, Studio, Log, and Compare.
Hold the phone up and the app draws the sky in front of you — constellations, planets, and your own birth degrees, each label sitting where that body is right now, day or night. Tap a label to be walked onto it, or align north by something you can actually see.
Every placement with its sign, degree and house, Rahu and Ketu included, retrogrades marked. The twelve houses drawn as one pictorial wheel, whole-sign as Jyotish counts them, with the angles between bodies on or off.
A different 30-second piece every day, played from the positions in your chart — its key taken from the Moon's nakshatra, its tempo and voices from the sky. Or render a performance film: the wheel playing itself, as a video with sound.
Solar eclipses, full moons, sankrantis and the days the tradition marks, on your own clock in sidereal Lahiri. And when you want it on the wall: a print-ready vector PDF from A4 to A1 or US sizes, with bleed and crop marks for the printer.
The app publishes exactly how it computes — for the astrologer who wants to trust the numbers, and the sceptic who wants to know what's claimed.
The Moon matters most — it decides the nakshatra, and with it every dasha date for 120 years — so it gets a full lunar series rather than a shortcut. Birth times are converted with the birthplace's own historical time zone, so old daylight-saving and wartime clock changes come out right, from 235,490 bundled locations.
No subscription, no locked rooms, no upgrades to chase. Buy it once and every feature is yours — including every update.
All of it, from day one
I'll send one note the day it's live — nothing else. — Phil Marks · Chromesthesia