Create Solar Arc Directions Chart

Accurate.
Simple.
Capable.

Made for All Levels

The chart wheel reads cleanly without astrological background. Aspect grids and planetary conditions are one click deeper for those who want them.

House Systems & Orbs

Switch between Placidus, Whole Sign, Koch, Equal House, and several others. Tighten or loosen aspect orbs. Add asteroids. Defaults work; the controls are there if you want them.

Simple Surface, Deep Core

Every chart type — natal, transit, synastry, returns, progressions — from a single profile.

Swiss Ephemeris

Swiss Ephemeris under professional license. Accurate to the minute of arc.

A Couple
of Things

What are Solar Arc directions?

Solar Arc is a predictive technique that advances every planet, point, angle, and house cusp in your chart by the same ecliptic arc — the distance the Sun has traveled under the 'day-for-a-year' convention. Because the whole chart shifts as a rigid disk, the angular relationships between bodies are preserved — directed-to-directed aspects mirror your natal aspect pattern. What changes is how the directed chart meets your natal positions and angles.

How is Solar Arc different from Secondary Progressions?

Secondary Progressions advances each planet at its own day-for-a-year rate — the Sun about 1° per year, the Moon about 13°, outer planets barely moving. Solar Arc advances every body by the Sun's arc, so the chart stays geometrically identical to birth but slides forward as a whole. Both are rooted in the day-for-a-year method but answer different timing questions.

What's the difference between bi-wheel and single-wheel views?

The bi-wheel overlays the directed chart on your natal chart — this is where directed hits to your natal positions appear (e.g. directed Saturn conjunct natal MC). The single-wheel shows the directed chart alone, preserving natal aspect geometry on a shifted wheel.

Which directed-to-natal hits does the calculator surface?

Cross-aspects between every directed body (planets, Ascendant, Midheaven, Chiron, nodes) and every natal body plus the natal angles. Hits to natal Ascendant and Midheaven are classic Solar Arc timing events for identity shifts and career milestones.

Why don't directed aspects show 'applying' or 'separating'?

Because the Solar Arc chart moves as a rigid disk, all directed bodies travel at the same rate, so the relative motion between any two of them is zero by construction. We report directed aspect orbs without applying/separating flags rather than surface values derived from natal instantaneous speeds — those would misrepresent the technique.

Is the Solar Arc calculator free?

Yes. Enter your birth details and calculate your directed chart without creating an account. Sign up to save profiles and access them anytime.