Everything the atlas knows is free to read, search and compare, with no account and no paywall. An account is for the things that are yours: readings made from your own birth details, the entries you want to keep, the traditions and people you follow, and the record of what you have questioned.

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Personalised Readings

Save the birth details of yourself and the people you care about as charts, and buy a reading for any of them: a Basic, Full or Custom report, or the readings that need no birth chart at all, a dream, a cast of dice, a passage. Positions are calculated from astronomy, the prose is written to your chart, and every report you own stays in your library to reread, download as a PDF, share with a friend, or order as a printed book. Reports are the one thing on the site with a price; the account itself is free.

See the report packages, or give a reading as a gift.

Keep What You Find

Star any entry to find it again, and gather entries into named collections you can keep private or share with a link. Follow a tradition, a topic or another member and the notifications bell tells you when something you follow changes or gains a new entry, so you do not have to remember to come back and look.

Put a Claim on Trial

Anyone can read the public cases. A signed-in reader can raise one. Challenge a specific claim on the page where it appears, name a checkable source, and follow it from your own disputes page as it is reviewed and decided. If it goes to a formal appeal, your name stands on the public record beside the decision and any dissent. This is how the atlas is meant to be corrected, and it needs a name attached to be worth anything.

Read the case docket.

Quizzes, the Forum and Other Members

Take the scored quizzes on a tradition's figures, texts and symbols at your chosen difficulty and length, keep your results, and challenge a friend to the same quiz. Post in the forum, comment on an entry, join a community around a tradition or a place, and message members you are connected with. Suggest a quiz the atlas does not have yet.

Browse the quizzes, or visit the forum.

What an Account Costs You

An email address and a password, or a sign-in through Google or Facebook. What is stored about you, how long it is kept, and how to have it corrected or erased are set out in the privacy policy. Nothing here is sold, and you can delete the account yourself from its settings at any time.

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