Western and Vedic astrology read the same birth moment differently. Unseen Signs shows you both, side by side, every day.
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A DAILY MOMENT OF PERSPECTIVE
It takes about a minute. No account needed.
The same birth moment, read two ways
Western astrology measures the zodiac from the March equinox. Vedic astrology measures it against the stars. The two zodiacs now sit about 24° apart, so most people have a different Sun, Moon or rising sign in each. Unseen Signs calculates both from one set of birth details and shows them side by side.
Today in both skies
Each day shows where the Moon is in the Western and in the Vedic zodiac, and a short reading in each: from your Sun sign in the Western sky and from your Moon sign in the Vedic sky, with the day’s nakshatra.
Which sky matches your day?
Each sky names what the day is about. In the evening you say which one matched, and a personal score builds up day by day.
A calendar of what is ahead
New and full Moons, eclipses, retrogrades and sign changes for the months ahead, each shown in both zodiacs and counted from your own sign.
Your chart in both zodiacs
Planets, signs and whole-sign houses in the tropical and in the sidereal (Lahiri) zodiac. The Vedic chart adds your birth star, the nakshatra of every placement, Rahu and Ketu, and your Vimshottari dasha periods.
Calculated on your device
Planet positions are calculated on your device and checked against the Swiss Ephemeris. Your birth details stay there, and no account is needed.