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Natus

Natus starts its iPhone journal with a reading from your birth details, then connects daily entries and questions to that starting picture. Its website also has a free, no-signup birth chart calculator.

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Natus official homepage showing the journal app and birth-based personal Blueprint
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Editor note

Last checked October 10, 2026
  • The app begins with a birth-based reading before asking you to write a journal entry.
  • The free journal has no writing limit, while Ask Natus is limited to one message each week.
  • The full Blueprint belongs to the annual subscription, not the monthly plan.
  • The website's birth chart omits rising sign and houses when birth time is unknown.

Best for

People who want a birth-based starting reading alongside a private journal, or a free browser birth chart without signup.

Overview

About Natus

Natus begins with a personal reading built from your name and birth details. In the iPhone app, you can write or speak about your day, ask a question, and revisit recurring themes in chapters of your life. The app uses that first reading alongside what you share later, so its daily notes and answers have the same starting context. It frames these readings as reflection rather than prediction.

The free app tier includes a first reading and a preview of the personal Blueprint, an unlimited private journal, daily notes for the first seven days, and one Ask Natus message each week. A subscription adds ongoing daily notes, more conversations, a growing profile, and Sunday recaps. The full Blueprint is part of the annual plan, rather than the monthly one; subscription prices depend on the App Store region.

You can also try Natus's astrology tools in a browser without an account. The free birth chart shows the Sun, Moon, rising sign, planets by sign and degree, and houses when a birth time is known. If you leave the time out, it omits the rising sign and houses and flags dates on which the Moon may have changed signs. Separate rising-sign and Moon-sign calculators use the same birth details. These web calculators are useful on their own; the journal and its personal reading live in the iPhone app.

FAQ

Can I use the birth chart without installing the app?

Yes. The website has a free birth chart calculator, along with rising-sign and Moon-sign tools, that work in a browser without an account.

What happens if I do not know my birth time?

The web calculator still shows placements it can determine, but leaves out the rising sign and houses. It also flags days when the Moon could fall in either of two signs.

What does the free iPhone tier include?

It includes a first reading and Blueprint preview, unlimited journal writing, daily notes for seven days, and one Ask Natus message per week. Ongoing daily notes and broader conversations require a subscription.

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