About this map
This is a free astrocartography map: enter your birth date, time and place and see where every planet was rising, setting, overhead and underfoot when you were born, on a 3D globe or a flat map.
By Lucas Pradella · Updated 18 October 2026
Who makes this map
This map is made by Lucas Pradella, a digital marketer who has been passionate about astrology for years. He built it because he wanted a free astrocartography map with every line, parans and a relocated chart, without sign-ups, trials or locked planets, and fast enough to use on a phone.
Lucas is not a professional astrologer, and the site does not pretend otherwise. The readings follow the astrological tradition and are written to be balanced, with no promises about love, money or health. The calculations are a different matter: they are tested against NASA JPL Horizons, and every result is published on the method and accuracy page.
Who it is for
It is made for people who are curious about astrocartography and want to read their own map without paying for a report or creating an account. That includes beginners who want to know what a line means for love, work and home, and people who already know the technique and want every layer on one screen.
Astrology here is presented as a symbolic tradition. The texts say what astrologers associate with a line, never what will happen to you, and every line is read with its strengths and its challenges. A map is one input among many when you think about a place.
What is free
Everything. All 12 bodies with all four lines each, parans, local space lines, the relocation chart for any city, best places by theme, side by side city comparison, a second person on the same map, a birth time uncertainty band, a share link and an image download. There is no trial and nothing to unlock.
Your privacy
The map is calculated in your browser. Your birth details are not sent to any server, and a share link keeps them after the # sign, which browsers do not send to websites. Analytics run only if you accept them. The privacy page has the details.
How it is computed
Planet positions come from published astronomical formulas and are checked against NASA JPL Horizons. The lines are then computed from each planet's true position in the sky, with a switch to zodiac degrees, and historical time zone rules are applied for older births. The method page explains the calculation and how it was tested.
New to the subject? Start with what astrocartography is or how to read the map.