Does this generate a full world map?
This version provides a city-based hotspot scan for quick guidance, rather than a full globe rendering.
Free Self-Discovery Tool
Free astrocartography calculator: scan a global set of cities to see where your planets turn angular — ASC, DSC, MC, IC — as a relocation astrology starting point.
Astrocartography recasts your birth chart across the surface of the Earth: for every location, it asks which planets would have been angular — rising, setting, overhead, or underfoot — had you been born there. Those angular planets dominate the feel of a place. The same birth moment that put your Sun quietly in the 3rd house at home may put it on the Midheaven in Lisbon, which is why the same person can feel invisible in one city and unmissable in another.
Each planet draws four lines. On an Ascendant (ASC) line the planet colors your identity and body — you wear it. On a Descendant (DSC) line it arrives through other people and relationships. On a Midheaven (MC) line it shapes career, reputation, and visibility. On an IC line it works underneath — home, family, roots, and inner life. A Venus MC line is a classic charm-and-career sweet spot; a Saturn ASC line tends to feel heavy but forging; Mars lines add drive and friction wherever they run.
Treat lines as amplifiers, not verdicts. A city scan tells you which of your planets get louder in a place — it does not overrule visas, community, work, or climate. The practical method: shortlist places for real-life reasons first, then check what your chart amplifies there, and favor benefic or well-matched lines for long stays. Strong lines are also useful for short trips with a purpose — writing near a Mercury line, or a retreat near your Moon line — before committing to anything permanent.
This version provides a city-based hotspot scan for quick guidance, rather than a full globe rendering.
Angular placements are near ASC, DSC, MC, or IC and tend to feel stronger in lived experience.
Use it as an initial filter, then pair it with deeper context before major relocation moves.