Your rising sign
How you meet the world and how others first see you.
The rising sign changes about every two hours, so it needs the time and the place you were born.
Find my rising signHow you meet the world and how others first see you.
Sun, moon and rising together, from one moment.
Houses and every planet, in plain words in the app.
Use it when how you come across matters.
When you want to know how you come across
Before an interview or a new team
When the first date feels different from the tenth
When people read you differently than you feel
Time and place set the eastern horizon.
The sky turns one sign about every two hours.
It sets your horizon and your local time.
Your rising sign, with your sun and moon beside it.
Enter your birth date, time and place. Nothing you type leaves this page.
See your full chart in the app
For entertainment and self-reflection.
Three signs from one moment: the day, the time and the place you were born.
How you show up. The sign the Sun was in on your birthday, the one most people know.
How you feel and settle. The Moon changes sign every two to three days, so your birth date usually sets it.
How you meet the world. The sign rising in the east as you were born. It changes about every two hours, so it needs your birth time and place.
The sign rising on the eastern horizon at the moment you were born, also called the ascendant. It is read as how you meet the world.
The rising sign needs it, because it changes about every two hours. Without a time you can still find your sun and moon signs.
Your birth time falls close to the moment the rising sign changed. A time to the minute settles it.
Pick the nearest larger city. A few miles makes no difference to the rising sign.
Nothing leaves this page. The list of places loads into your browser and the calculator runs there.