Current Transits to Your Natal Chart
See the dated planetary positions, then add your birth details to compare current transits with your natal chart. A personal reading is generated only when you choose Generate and your current allowance permits it.
Planetary positions at last update
Calculated at . Tropical zodiac · geocentric positions. Positions move continuously; this table records the stated moment.
| Planet | Position | Motion |
|---|---|---|
| Sun | 16° 36′ Scorpio | Direct |
| Moon | 13° 21′ Scorpio | Direct |
| Mercury | 7° 06′ Scorpio | Retrograde |
| Venus | 23° 22′ Libra | Retrograde |
| Mars | 22° 32′ Leo | Direct |
| Jupiter | 25° 13′ Leo | Direct |
| Saturn | 8° 49′ Aries | Retrograde |
| Uranus | 4° 22′ Gemini | Retrograde |
| Neptune | 1° 55′ Aries | Retrograde |
| Pluto | 3° 12′ Aquarius | Direct |
The planetary-position table answers “where are the planets now?” at the UTC time shown. Everyone sees that same sky. Your birth chart supplies the other half of a personal transit comparison: the natal degrees and, with a reliable birth time, the houses.
For example, a planet at 15° Leo may be close to a natal placement in one person’s chart and far from it in another’s. A sign-level forecast leaves out that degree comparison. Add your birth details to request a reading of the contacts to your own chart.
Save your birth details, then choose Generate when a reading is available under your plan. Returning to the page can restore a saved reading, so check its date before treating it as today’s. This page shows the current sky; it has no custom historical-date selector or year-long exact-aspect calendar.
How to Read Your Daily Transits
Read the dated sky table, add your birth details and request an available personal transit reading.
- 1. Read the dated planetary-position table and the current major-transit cards
- 2. Save your birth date, time and place to compare transits with your natal chart
- 3. Choose Generate when a personal reading is available; opening the page can restore a saved reading but does not create a new one
Transit guides
Transit FAQ
What are planetary transits?
Transits are the current positions of planets in the sky compared to your natal chart. When a transiting planet aspects a natal planet or activates a house, it can highlight themes in love, work, growth, or rest.
Do I need my exact birth time?
Reliable birth time is needed for houses and angles. With unknown time, planetary positions are provisional, particularly the Moon, and a noon estimate cannot establish reliable house-level detail. Keep the interpretation within the limits shown by the result.
How often is the transit reading updated?
The public position table records its displayed UTC update time; major-transit cards load current positions. Personal readings are generated when you request them and availability allows: daily for Premium, three per week for free signed-in users, and one free transit report each Wednesday for anonymous visitors.
How is this different from a daily horoscope?
Generic horoscopes use sun sign generalisations. Transit readings compare the live sky to your full natal chart: aspects, houses, and timing specific to you.
What transits are happening right now?
Start with the dated planetary-position table above and the current major-transit cards. The table includes the Sun, Moon and planets at its displayed UTC time. To see which transits activate your natal houses and planets, add your birth details and generate a personal reading when available.
Can I search transits for my exact natal chart?
Yes. Enter your birth date, place and recorded local time when known, then request a personal reading when your allowance permits. It compares current positions with your natal placements. This page does not provide a custom date search; check the date if a saved reading appears.
Can I calculate transits for any date on this page?
The current interface shows the dated current sky and generates the available personal transit reading. It does not provide a custom transit-date selector. A saved reading can be restored, so check its date rather than assuming opening the page generates a fresh one.
Does opening this page use a reading credit?
The public position table is separate from requesting a new personal reading. A saved reading may be restored automatically, while a new one requires Generate and the allowance shown in the interface. Check that status before requesting another interpretation.
Why can today’s sky table appear above an older personal reading?
The table and the saved reading have separate dates. Loading current planetary positions does not regenerate a stored personal interpretation. Check the table’s UTC timestamp and the reading date independently, then use Generate for a new reading if your allowance permits. An older saved report is not evidence that the sky table is using the same older date.