Planets and points

A chart comparison in the app looks at 11 points in each chart. Here’s what each one stands for when two people meet.

  • The Sun in a relationship chartThe Sun stands for identity and direction. What it means when someone else’s chart touches yours here, and why being admired isn’t the same as being known.
  • The Moon in a relationship chartThe Moon is what you need to feel okay. Why Moon contacts between two charts often say more about daily life together than attraction does.
  • Mercury in a relationship chartMercury is how you think and talk. What Mercury contacts show about arguing, texting and whether two people feel understood.
  • Venus in a relationship chartVenus shows how you give affection and what you find beautiful. How Venus contacts show up between two charts, beyond the first attraction.
  • Mars in a relationship chartMars is how you go after what you want. What it adds between two charts: heat, momentum and the shape your arguments tend to take.
  • Jupiter in a relationship chartJupiter is where life feels bigger. What Jupiter contacts tend to bring between two people, and how too much of a good thing can show up.
  • Saturn in a relationship chartSaturn has a heavy reputation. What it brings to a pairing: seriousness and staying power, along with the moments it can feel like being judged.
  • Uranus in a relationship chartUranus brings the unexpected. What happens when it touches someone’s personal planets, why it can feel electric, and how to keep things steady enough.
  • Neptune in a relationship chartNeptune brings longing and imagination. Why these contacts can feel so romantic, what gets blurred, and how to keep your eyes open while enjoying it.
  • Pluto in a relationship chartPluto contacts have a dramatic reputation. What they tend to feel like between two people, how power comes into it, and what healthy intensity looks like.
  • The Ascendant in a relationship chartThe Ascendant, or Rising sign, is how you come across. What it adds to a comparison, why it needs a birth time, and why it’s not the fake you.