What's on the map
The relationship as a third chart
A composite chart — the established midpoint method for couples — treats the relationship as its own entity, with its own lines on the map. Not two maps stapled together.
Both of you, still visible
Each partner's individual lines overlay in their own color, toggleable. Some places are about the relationship; some are about what each of you brings to it. The map keeps the distinction.
Three readings per place
Every power place opens in layers: how each of you tends to experience it, how the relationship as a unit reads there, and the chemistry between your two charts that the location amplifies.
Ask about any city
Already somewhere, or weighing a specific move? Click any point on the map and get the read for that exact place — not just the places the chart surfaces on its own.
Weak signals, said plainly
Where your two charts don't form a meaningful composite signal for a planet, the map says so and shows the individual lines instead. No confident filler.
How it works
01
Two birth profiles
Yours and your partner's — date, place, time if known. Mixed birth-time precision is handled honestly, not papered over.
02
The map draws
Composite lines, both individual overlays, and the power places where they concentrate — pannable, zoomable, clickable.
03
Explore together
Pan, zoom, click. Every power place opens in its layers — how each of you reads there, how the relationship reads, and the chemistry the place amplifies.
Not a compatibility score
We don't grade your relationship out of a hundred. A couple chart here is a geography, not a verdict — where the two of you tend to run easier, and where it takes more deliberate work.
Part of Plus
$9.99per month
or $99/year — about two months free
Plus is the couple tier: unlimited couple charts with every layer open, point evaluation for any city on the map, saved places across devices, and the deeper readings on your own solo map.
Questions, answered plainly
Is this astrocartography compatibility scoring?
No. There's no percentage and no verdict. The couple chart maps where the relationship tends to thrive and where it tends to take work — a geography of the relationship, not a grade of it.
Do we need a subscription to see anything?
The couple chart is part of Plus — $9.99 a month or $99 a year. Before anyone pays, both of you can build full solo maps free, which is a real look at how the cartography reads.
One of us doesn't know their birth time. Does it still work?
Yes. A rough part of the day draws the full map as a flagged best estimate; a fully unknown time draws no lines for that person, though their positions still count toward the composite. The readings stay honest about which parts rest on a soft time rather than pretending precision.
What would we actually use it for?
Choosing where to live next, planning a trip or an anniversary, or understanding the city you're already in — why a place that's easy for one of you keeps grinding on the other is often visible right on the map.