Live ephemeris · 2 languages · 938 pages of recorded sky
The sky, computed.
Alfalaki turns real astronomical ephemeris into natal charts, horoscopes and synastry — an instrument, not a horoscope template.
Act I — The engine
Same math as the observatories.
Every degree on Alfalaki is computed from VSOP87 and ELP2000 — the same series expansions used by professional observatories. No generic horoscope templates, no rounding to Sunday-newspaper sun signs. Your chart is your chart, to the minute of arc.
See it compute yours
Act II — The wheel
A wheel that turns with the sky.
The homepage instrument is not decoration. It renders the ten classical bodies at their real geocentric longitudes right now, refreshed every minute, with the ecliptic plane drawn in gold. What you see is what the sky is doing — rendered in wireframe.
Read today's sky
Act III — The tradition
Precision first. Poetry second.
Astronomy tells you where the planets are. Astrology is the oldest interpretive tradition humanity built around that clock — four thousand years of recorded meaning. Alfalaki honors both: exact positions first, then readings written with care, never auto-generated filler.
Read a sample reading
Act IV — The archive
524 lives, plotted.
From Cleopatra to Taylor Swift — every celebrity chart on Alfalaki is drawn from a verified birth record, then computed with the same engine as yours. Compare your placements with the people whose work moved the world.
Open the archiveThe collection
Twelve muses, one sky.
Every sign keeps a portrait — painted for this collection, one per sign. The full gallery lives inside each sign's page.
The instruments
Eleven ways to read the sky.
● Today's reading — computed from the live sky
What the sky says to Libra today.
Read the full Libra pageTuning in to the ephemeris…
VSOP87/ELP2000 · computed locally in your browser · fresh at UTC midnight
The method
Three steps. No mysteries.
- 01
Enter one date.
The moment you were born, the planets stood at exact coordinates. Give the ephemeris that instant and it reconstructs the sky — locally, in your browser, to the arcminute.
- 02
Watch the wheel draw itself.
Ten bodies land on their true longitudes, aspect lines connect the story, and the readout lists every degree. What observatories compute, you see.
- 03
Read it like an instrument.
Every page pairs the mathematics with interpretation written by hand — no horoscope templates, no filler. Precision first; poetry second.
Principle
“The sky is not a metaphor. It is a clock — and this is its manual.”
The Alfalaki principle, 2026
