Astrologer Synastry & Composite

Relationship work needs more than a compatibility percentage. Astrologer overlays two charts in a biwheel, computes the full cross-aspect grid between them with orbs, shows whose planets land in whose houses, and casts a midpoint composite that reads the relationship as its own chart.

The synastry biwheel

Two charts are drawn as concentric rings so you can read contact by contact: whose Venus touches whose Mars, which angles are activated, where the hard aspects actually land. Cross-aspects are computed between every body in both charts with configurable orbs, and the grid marks which are applying and which separating. Leader lines keep the outer ring legible when placements crowd, which is the usual failure mode of biwheel rendering.

House overlays

A relationship is often clearer from house overlay than from aspect. Astrologer shows which of person A's planets fall into which of person B's houses and the reverse, with a heatmap that makes concentrations obvious at a glance — a stack of someone's planets in your seventh or twelfth tells you something an aspect list will not.

Composite charts

The midpoint composite is cast as its own chart with its own houses, angles, and aspect structure, so the relationship can be read as an entity rather than as two people compared. Progressed comparisons track how the pairing evolves: you can progress both charts to a date and re-read the synastry as it stands now rather than as it stood at meeting.

Readings grounded in the actual synastry

AI compatibility readings draw on the computed cross-aspects, overlays, and composite rather than on the two sun signs. Each person is attributed correctly — a persistent problem in relationship readings is text that loses track of whose Mars is whose — and the reading covers chemistry, communication, friction, and longevity with reference to the specific contacts that produce them.

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