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Charted

Free English daily astrology cards with Moon phases, short reflections and one concrete prompt. Open a card's sky details to see the placements behind it; the public Daily page needs no account.

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Charted Daily page showing the October 10 New Moon card and its short reflection
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Editor note

Last checked October 10, 2026
  • Daily puts a Moon-phase marker, a short reading and one practical prompt on each dated card.
  • The October 10 detail panel gives the Moon and Pluto positions and Pluto's apparent daily motion.
  • Astrology terms in the reading open a glossary; the Skies page lists aspect orbs.
  • The October 5–11 Weekly summary incorrectly calls this an eclipse week, so its event claims need checking.

Best for

Readers who want a free daily astrology reflection with the underlying sky details one tap away, and who will verify event claims independently.

Overview

About Charted

Charted opens on a run of dated Daily cards. Each one pairs a Moon-phase marker and a short reading of the shared sky with a small action for the day. Underlined terms open its astrology glossary, and the information button expands the sky behind a card. On October 10, 2026, that panel showed a New Moon, the Moon in Libra at 15°16′, and Pluto near a station in Aquarius at 3°04′, including its apparent daily motion. The separate Skies section lists aspects, transits and retrogrades.

Daily, Skies and the glossary were accessible in the browser without signing in. The personal Direct path is separate: it offers seven days of personal insights based on a birth chart, then asks for an email sign-in code before setup. The public Daily cards are free, and a donation page is optional. The site is written in English; dates followed the browser's Chinese locale during this review, while the readings stayed in English.

There is a material accuracy caveat. The Weekly summary shown for October 5–11, 2026 described a solar eclipse in Libra, although NASA's 2026 eclipse calendar has solar eclipses only in February and August. The October 10 New Moon date shown on Daily agrees with the U.S. Naval Observatory's phase table. Use the expanded sky details as a starting point, and check event claims before relying on the prose.

FAQ

Do I need an account for Daily?

No. Daily, Skies and the glossary are public. Starting the separate personal Direct experience asks for an email sign-in code.

Are the daily cards personalized to my birth chart?

No. Daily describes the shared sky. Charted Direct is the separate birth-chart-based path and requires sign-in.

Is the weekly sky summary reliable?

The October 5–11, 2026 Weekly summary incorrectly mentions a solar eclipse in Libra. Check dated event claims against an ephemeris or eclipse calendar.

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