1. See the chart
Free look at Sun, Moon, Ascendant, planetary houses, and major aspects.
Enter your birth date, time, and place to cast a verifiable natal chart. See Sun, Moon, and Ascendant placements, then read a foundational AI take on relationships, career, and what’s ahead.
Start with the natal map, then let a reading connect the themes. Dig deeper wherever something resonates.
Free look at Sun, Moon, Ascendant, planetary houses, and major aspects.
AI readings place chart cues back into daily patterns, relationships, work, and broader timing.
Cross-check placements and houses—what supports a claim, and what pulls the other way.
Sample feedback from product sessions—so you know what using FateTap feels like.
The chart is clear, and the basic reading actually weaves Sun, Moon, and Ascendant together—more useful than sun-sign blurbs alone.
Clean interface. Three steps and I had a chart. The relationships section matched how I usually show up with people.
Career and outlook copy felt grounded—not the scary fortune-teller tone you see elsewhere.
I liked seeing the natal chart for free before deciding how deep to go. Low pressure, solid experience.
Enter birth details to cast a basic natal chart without signing in. FateTap calculates first with a rules engine; AI reading is a separate step afterward.
Sun, Moon, Ascendant, Midheaven, and house positions when birth time supports them.
Sign cues, house direction, and a summary of major planetary aspects.
Free foundational notes on personality, relationships, career, and outlook.
Free casting, birth data, rising signs, and where AI fits in.
No. You can cast and view a basic natal chart plus a foundational AI reading without signing in.
Birth date, local clock time, and birthplace. Place helps estimate timezone and Ascendant / house cues.
You can still see tendencies like the Sun. Ascendant and houses will be less reliable—use a real record when you can, and avoid plugging in noon just to “complete” the chart.
No. Positions are calculated first by a rules engine. AI only interprets the placements you already have—it doesn't invent missing birth data.