◷ A weekly horoscope from your own birth chart: the days the sky is exactly on your chart

Umbriel's Your Week reads the week ahead, Monday to Sunday, against your own birth chart rather than your Sun sign. It finds the days a planet makes an exact aspect to a point in your chart, names the big one, and says honestly when a week is quiet. The headline and the week's biggest day are free; the whole week, day by day, is part of Membership.

• What you'll needYour birth date and place; a birth time adds the Ascendant and Midheaven
• What you getA headline for the week, the biggest day's exact contacts to your chart, and for members every day of the week with its contacts, one Moon line a day and what each one means
• CostThe headline and the biggest day are free. The whole week, day by day, is part of Membership: $9.99 a month or $69 a year, first 7 days free.

A Sun-sign weekly horoscope is written for one twelfth of everybody. Your Week is written for one chart. It takes the sky for the coming Monday to Sunday and finds the moments a planet reaches an exact aspect to a point in your own birth chart.

The moving planets are the Sun, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Chiron, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto. The aspects are the five major ones: conjunction, sextile, square, trine and opposition. The points in your chart are the Sun through Pluto and the North Node, plus the Ascendant and Midheaven when your birth time is known. Every exact moment is found by the engine, including all three passes when a planet crosses a point, turns retrograde and crosses back.

The week opens with a headline: which day is the big one, or that the week is gentle, or that it is quiet. Quiet weeks are real: measured on three invented charts across 2026, between 18 and 25 of the 52 weeks brought nothing big, and when that happens the page says so rather than inventing drama. It names the week's kindest small contact instead.

Members get the whole week, day by day: the big contacts, the smaller ones, one line a day about the Moon when it meets your Sun, Moon, angles, Venus or Mars, and a plain explanation of what each contact means. Without a membership you get the headline and the biggest day's one or two contacts.

Without a birth time, the page is honest about how far that reaches. A contact that falls near a day boundary is given as "around" that day, and one that could fall on several days as "this week", so nothing is pinned to a day the arithmetic cannot support.

Your chart never leaves your device: the week is worked out in your own browser. If you like, a short notification can tell you on Monday that your week is ready.

The week runs Monday to Sunday in your own time zone. For each of the Sun, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Chiron, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto, and each of the five major aspects, the engine's aspect search finds every exact moment the planet reaches that angle to one of your natal points during the week, halving its step until the time is pinned, and it catches all three passes when a planet crosses a point, turns and crosses back. Your natal points are the Sun through Pluto and the North Node, and the Ascendant and Midheaven when the birth time is known. Each contact is weighted by the planets involved and the aspect, the heaviest day becomes the headline, and a week with no major contact is called quiet. One Moon line a day is added when the Moon is conjunct or opposite your Sun, Moon, Ascendant, Midheaven, Venus or Mars. Without a birth time, a contact whose day could shift by more than twelve hours across the possible birth times is given as around that day, and one that could shift by more than three days as this week. Everything is computed in your browser and your chart is not sent anywhere.