Plate IFree
Solo
One chart, one world map. Every place where your chart runs easy, asks for work, or rearranges you — named, explained, free.
About the Solo chart →Lovecartography turns ancient astrocartographic wisdom into a personal, intuitive guide to the places on Earth where you are most supported, inspired, and at ease: your own map for living, traveling, and thriving.
And the map doesn't end with you. Blend your birth chart with your partner's, your children's, even your whole family's, and it reveals the rare places where your collective energy harmonizes: the destinations most likely to hold joy, connection, and abundance for everyone at once.
True luxury is living in alignment.
Lisbon, PortugalSupportive
Venus rising · for the two of you
Affection tends to come easier here. The life you build together blooms: shared meals, long walks, a home you both want to be in.
The three charts
Plate IIPlus
Couple
Two people, and the relationship itself as a third thing on the map. Where the two of you tend to come alive — and where it takes more effort.
About the Couple chart →Plate IIIPro
Group
Up to seven charts on one map — families, friend groups, founding teams. Where the group as a unit finds its footing.
About the Group chart →How places readSupportive— runs easy hereMixed— real benefits, real costsChallenging— asks for conscious workTransformative— rearranges you
How it works
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Enter birth data
Date, place, and time if you know it. Yours alone, or yours and theirs. City autocomplete and historical timezone handling do the fiddly parts.
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The map draws
Lines and power places appear in seconds, on a map built to be panned, zoomed, and clicked, not a static image.
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Read your places
Tap any pin for the plain-English reading: what tends to come alive there, what asks for work, and why.
Drawn to scale
Real measurement, easy to read.
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The whole chart, not the keyword
A Venus line means something different for someone whose natal Venus is well-placed than for someone whose Venus is under strain. Every line here is read against the full natal chart — the way a working astrologer would read it.
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Honest about weak signals
When a group's planets don't form a meaningful average, the map says so and shows the individual lines instead. No confident-sounding filler over statistical noise.
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Places, not coordinates
Every meaningful spot is named — city, region, country — and explained in plain English, in concrete domains: work, home, who you meet, how you sleep.
Home may be waiting somewhere unexpected.