⤓ The Full House: every calculator for one birth chart, in one file
One button on the Charts page casts every calculator in Umbriel that can be cast from one person's birth details, adds a chart for each of the 22 personas if you tick the box, and saves the lot as one text file you keep. It is for anyone who would rather hand over a whole chart than 68 screenshots. There is a real one from Albert Einstein's chart further down, so you can see exactly what you would get.
- What you'll needA chart saved in the app, with a birth date, time and place
- What you getOne text file you keep: every calculator, every persona chart if you tick it, and a self-check
- CostMembers: $9.99 a month or $69 a year, first 7 days free
The card sits under the calculators, headed “Every calculator, one file”, once you have saved your own chart. The birth chart itself is always free.
260+ people cast their chart here in the last 30 days.
What it is
The card offers 68 of Umbriel's calculators, every one that is not about a relationship: the natal chart and the progressions, firdaria, the Vedic chart, BaZi, Human Design and the rest. Opening them one at a time is a lovely afternoon the first time and a chore every time after. This card casts them for one chart in a single run and writes what each one says into one text file on your own device. In the sample below, 60 cast from the birth details alone and the other 8, which need something more, are named in the file.
Tick the persona box and it adds all 22 persona charts at full birth-chart depth, and the file calls itself what it now is: THE FULL HOUSE. Tick the asteroid box as well and the first 2,000 of the asteroids go into the birth chart and into every persona.
Nothing new is written for the file. It is the calculators' own words and figures, laid end to end, with a front sheet that points at what carries the most weight and a list of what the run could not do.
Who it is for
Astrologers preparing for a client, who want every technique cast and in one place before the reading rather than during it.
The curious, who have met their Sun, Moon and rising and would like to see the whole house at once, with the lights on.
Anyone handing a chart to someone else to read, a teacher, a friend, a study group or a program that reads text. The file says whose chart it is and how sure the birth time is on its first lines, so it still makes sense when it arrives on its own.
How to make one
- Save your own chart in the app, and any other chart you want a file for. Say where the birth time came from if you know: a birth certificate, family memory or a rough guess. The file uses that to decide how far to test the time.
- Open the Charts page and scroll past the calculators to the card headed Every calculator, one file.
- If you have more than one chart saved, choose it under Whose chart. Pick a house system for this file if you want one other than the chart's own; the saved chart is not changed.
- Tick every persona chart for the Full House, and the asteroid box (2,000 of them) if you want those too.
- Press Cast all. The card times one calculator on your device first and tells you how long the run should take, then counts down while it works. You can stop it at any point.
⚠️ It is for members. Without a membership, the card shows an offer of one where the button would be.
What is inside
- A front sheet to read firstSelected by fixed rules, not written per chart: the periods running now, the weightiest dated events of the next twelve months, and the largest ones further out. Every line names the section that holds its detail.
- Section 1, dated eventsEvery dated turning point from the timing techniques, from a year before the day it is written to ten years after, in date order, each tagged for what an error in the birth time would do to it.
- 62 calculator sectionsEach one a whole technique, opening with a Status line (computed, not assessed, or a tool cast with no question asked) and an Inputs line saying what it was computed from and what it shares with another section, so two sections agreeing can be told apart from one source counted twice.
- 22 persona chartsA full chart for each moment the Sun reached one of the natal points, at birth-chart depth.
- What is not in it, by name8 calculators need more than birth details or wait to be answered first, and the file lists each one with what stopped it rather than quietly leaving them out.
- A self-check and a checksumThe file checks itself as it is written and prints every check by name, then counts its own sections, lines, degree positions and aspect lines.
The sections in the sample below, in the order the file lists them:
Calculators (62): Dated events · Natal Chart · The Ouroboros · Transits · Human Design · Today · Solar Return · Progressions · Asteroids · Draconic · Solar Arc · Harmonics · Lunar Return · Fixed Stars · Lots & Arabic Parts · Firdaria · Zodiacal Releasing · Zodiacal Releasing (from the Lot of Fortune) · Vedic Chart · Numerology · Chinese Zodiac · The I Ching · BaZi · Four Pillars · Matrix of Destiny · Human Design · Gene Keys · Tarot · Enneagram · Mayan Day-Sign · Celtic Tree Sign · Biorhythms · The Synthesis · Decennials · Distributions · Primary Directions · Profection Year · Degree Images · Declinations & Out of Bounds · Speculum & Ascensional Tables · Custom 1st House · Astrocartography · Eclipse Charts · Persona Charts · Antiscia & Midpoints · Horary · Saturn Return · Daily Horoscope · Same Chart, Many Schools · Life Areas · Month Ahead · Planetary Hours · Progressed Moon · Aspect Search · The Jonas Return · Moon Search · Void-of-Course Moon · Equinoxes & Solstices · Retrograde Calendar · Moon Phase Calendar · Eclipse Calendar · The Year Ahead · The Ephemeris · Life Timeline
Persona charts (22): Moon · Mercury · Venus · Mars · Jupiter · Saturn · Uranus · Neptune · Pluto · Chiron · North Node · South Node · Lilith (Mean) · Lilith (True) · Ascendant · Descendant · Midheaven · IC · Fortune · Vertex · East Point · Lot of Spirit
Named as not included (8): Life Readings · Understand Anyone · The Art Vault · Birth Time Rectification · Relocation · Import charts · Which is closer? · Most Transformative Dates
Which sections appear can change as calculators are added to the app. The file's own contents list is always the one to trust.
With the asteroids ticked
The birth chart's section gains a list of them, one row per body: its number, its name, its degree and its house, and every persona carries the same bodies cast for its own moment. They are the most established 2,000, lowest number first, not all 26,418. Past about five thousand the arithmetic stops being linear, and the whole library takes over an hour on a single chart. The fixed stars are already cast in full, and so are all 509 lots and the 21 comets.
They are also much the biggest part, so the file becomes a zip: one text file per section, an index that runs the self-check over all of them together, and 000-data.json, the same positions, aspects and dated events in one format for a program to read, checked against the text before it is written.
How precise it is
Positions are printed to the second of arc, with house, daily motion, declination and right ascension. How those positions are computed, and how far each kind of body has been checked against NASA/JPL Horizons, is set out on How accurate is this?. Two figures from it matter most here: the first 6,214 main-belt asteroids are carried from NASA/JPL's own orbits, and checked against JPL from 1901 to 2088 the worst was 1.2 arcminutes; past number 6,214 the file itself says how much looser they get on an older chart.
The birth time is tested, not trusted. Every row in section 1 is cast again with the birth time moved earlier and later, and tagged holds, moves N days or CHANGES. How far it moves the time depends on where the time came from: 5 minutes either side for a time from a birth certificate or hospital record, 30 for a time remembered by family, and 120 for a rough time.
The file checks its own work. Every “see section N” pointer must land on a section with that number and name; every date-only section must have been cast for the birth date on the file's first lines; every persona moment is given in UTC and at the birth offset, and the two must be the same instant. With asteroids in, the first batch is cast again at the very end, after every other chart, and must match to the last bit. A failing check is printed by name as a defect, not tucked away.
A real one: Albert Einstein's chart
These excerpts are copied exactly from a file the card made on 13 September 2026, not written for this page. He is a good sample for two reasons: his birth time is on his birth certificate, and nobody minds us looking.
- Born14 March 1879, 11:30 local mean time
- PlaceUlm, Germany (48.40°N, 9.99°E)
- Birth timeRodden rating AA, from his birth certificate
- House systemPlacidus
- SettingEvery calculator and every persona, no asteroids, one file
- Written13 September 2026
In 1879 Ulm kept its own local time, so the chart is cast at the town's longitude, 40 minutes ahead of Greenwich. His page in Famous charts is cast for noon instead, because the records those pages are built from carry dates and no times; this sample uses the certificate.
What the run produced: 84 sections (62 calculators and 22 personas), 1,395,295 characters over 30,222 lines, 172 dated events in section 1, 10 periods running on the front sheet with 5 events in the next twelve months and 13 further out, 8 calculators named as not included, and a self-check of 27 of 27 passing. The largest section is the natal chart, at 84,046 characters.
Yes, the front sheet cheerfully reports his 147th profection year. The arithmetic keeps counting whether or not anyone is there to have the year, which is exactly what you want from arithmetic.
UMBRIEL · EVERY CALCULATOR Albert Einstein · 14 March 1879, 11:30 · Ulm, Germany (48.40, 9.99) Birth time: from a birth certificate or hospital record, give or take 5 minutes. Written Sun Sep 13 2026 23:15:04 GMT-0600 (Mountain Daylight Time) Every calculator in Umbriel that can be cast from these birth details, in one place. Each section below is a whole technique in its own right, cast for the birth above. THE FULL HOUSE: every calculator, plus all 22 persona charts at birth-chart depth. Asteroids were not asked for: the charts carry whichever ones were already chosen on the birth chart, and the Asteroids section below lists its own.
Each row names its technique, what happens, its strength, the section with the detail, and what a birth time 5 minutes earlier or later would do to it: holds = the same event within a day either way · moves N days = the same event, shifted · CHANGES = the event itself is different at one end. The recorded time is 11:30, from a birth certificate or hospital record, so the tags use its window of 5 minutes either side.
2026-09-04 Transit: Jupiter trine natal Moon [exact on this day, a soft aspect · holds · see section 4 (Transits)] ─── now: 2026-09-14 UT ─── 2026-09-16 Transit: Jupiter trine natal Venus [exact on this day, a soft aspect · holds · see section 4 (Transits)] 2026-09-17 Return: Lunar return 1 of the next 12, its Ascendant in Cancer at the birthplace [the Moon back on its natal degree, a month's chart · holds · see section 12 (Lunar Return)] 2026-09-19 Releasing (Fortune): L2 period begins in Gemini (within Capricorn) [a sub-period · holds · see section 17 (Zodiacal Releasing (from the Lot of Fortune))] 2026-09-19 Transit: Neptune conjunction natal Mercury [exact on this day, a hard aspect · holds · see section 4 (Transits)] 2026-09-26 Transit: Pluto sextile natal Mercury [exact on this day, a soft aspect · holds · see section 4 (Transits)] 2026-09-29 Transit: Saturn square natal Ascendant [exact on this day, a hard aspect · moves 14 days · see section 4 (Transits)] 2026-10-05 Transit: Neptune sextile natal North Node [exact on this day, a soft aspect · holds · see section 4 (Transits)]
═════ NATAL CHART ═════ Status: computed · section 2 of 84 Inputs: date · time · place ───── POSITIONS ───── Ecliptic longitude & latitude · house · daily motion · declination · right ascension · azimuth & altitude at birth Sun 23°30'27" Pisces: house 10, +0°59'45"/day, declination -2°34'46", RA 23h36m10s, azimuth 167.40°, altitude +38°18'09" Moon 14°32'21" Sagittarius: house 6, +13°54'59"/day, ecliptic latitude -3°49'35", declination -26°21'31", OUT OF BOUNDS, RA 16h50m56s, azimuth 252.76°, altitude -20°18'16" Mercury 3°09'18" Aries: house 10, +1°57'05"/day, ecliptic latitude -0°23'19", declination +0°53'55", RA 0h12m12s, azimuth 155.11°, altitude +39°47'04"
Albert Einstein’s Moon persona chart Cast from Albert Einstein’s chart: 14 March 1879, 11:30 · Ulm, Germany (48.40, 9.99) The persona moment: Sat, 06 Dec 1879 23:49:32 GMT (UTC) · 07 Dec 1879 00:29:32 at the birth offset (UTC+00:40; no time zone was saved, so daylight saving at this moment is not known) The Sun here sits on the natal Moon, which is what makes it this persona.
───── SELF-CHECK ─────
27 of 27 pass. Run by the file on itself as it was written.
Every check is named, passing or failing, so a reader can see what was looked at.
PASSING:
✓ a section that says it was not assessed is not also marked computed
✓ every persona section names which persona it is in its first lines
✓ no section says there are no asteroids while listing them, and every 'none' says which list it means
✓ the D108 pair is labelled a and b, not printed twice
✓ no control labels left in the astrology
✓ BaZi carries its luck pillars, in both directions when no sex was chosen
✓ zodiacal releasing is released from the Lot of Fortune as well as Spirit, with its chapters
✓ the Vedic section lists its yogas, or says none were found, and names the lordship yogas it did not check
✓ every date-only section was cast for the birth date on this file's identity line
✓ every section read against a natal chart names this file's birth date as that chart
✓ the Vedic section's lordship yogas state their rules, and every yoga named cites its verse
✓ Sade Sati says whether it is running, with the dates of the period it describes
✓ the identity line names the birthplace beside its coordinates, or says no place name was saved
✓ every persona moment is given in UTC and in the birth zone, and the two are the same instant
✓ the parans say how many chance alone would give
✓ the star parans name the Behenian stars and say how many chance alone would give, before the list
✓ every eclipse in the Eclipse Charts section says whether it touches the chart, and no contact is wider than 3°
✓ every question tool says in its Status line that it is a tool, not a reading of this chart
✓ nothing was still loading when this was written
✓ no table came out as one squashed line
✓ no section is too big to read (largest: NATAL CHART, 84k characters)
✓ the asteroids cast at the start are unchanged when cast again at the end (no asteroids in this file)
✓ every 'see section N' pointer lands on a section with that number and name
✓ no part of the run reported a failure
✓ every asteroid list holds as many rows as its heading promises
✓ numerology says which name its name-numbers came from
✓ every section declares what it was computed from, and none is undeclared
Nothing failing.Common questions
What is the Full House in Umbriel?
It is the name the file gives itself when you cast every calculator and every persona chart for one birth chart at once. A card on the Charts page does it in one run and saves a single text file to your device: a front sheet of dated turning points, every calculator as its own section, every persona chart, a list of anything it could not cast, and a self-check at the end. The sample on this page, cast for Albert Einstein, came to 62 calculator sections and 22 persona charts.
Is it free?
No, it is part of membership ($9.99 a month or $69 a year, first 7 days free). What it saves you is the collecting, not the astrology: the birth chart, the daily sky and compatibility stay free.
How big is the file?
The sample below, every calculator plus all 22 personas for Albert Einstein, is 1,395,295 characters over 30,222 lines. The 62 calculator sections are about 428,000 characters of that, the personas about 953,000. Leave the persona box unticked and the file is the calculators alone.
Why only 2,000 of the asteroids, and not all 26,418?
Because the arithmetic stops being linear past about five thousand, and the whole library takes over an hour on a single chart. The 2,000 are the lowest-numbered, which are the longest known and best observed. Ticking them turns the file into a zip, one file per section, with an index and the same data as JSON.
What if the birth time is not known?
The file still casts, and its second line says so: nothing is built on the Ascendant. The persona charts that need a birth time are left out rather than guessed.
Can I make one for somebody else's chart?
Yes. When you have more than one chart saved, the card asks whose chart it is, with a search once the list gets long, and you can pick the house system for that file without changing the saved chart. There are 26 to choose from.
Go deeper
Each of these is a page in its own right.
Umbriel offers every system here as a set of prompts to think with, never as a statement of fact about who you are. Take what's useful, leave the rest.