Daily Horoscope

What is a horoscope?

A horoscope is a reading of the sky for a stretch of time. The word comes from the Greek hōroskopos, "watcher of the hour": at first it meant a chart of the sky at one moment, usually a birth. The sun-sign horoscopes on this page are short forecasts for everyone born under one sign, for a day, a week, a month or a year.

To write one, an astrologer looks at where the Sun, Moon and planets are, which of them form aspects (set angles) to each other, and which area of life each one falls in for your sign. Those areas are the twelve houses. With whole-sign houses your Sun sign is the 1st house and the next sign the 2nd, so the same Moon in Taurus lands in the 2nd house of money for Aries and in the 12th house of rest for Gemini.

Ours start from the computed sky. The engine works out the Moon's sign and phase, the void-of-course stretches, every exact aspect with its time in Eastern and Pacific time, and the house each one falls in for your sign. An AI model writes the text from those facts and the traditional meanings, and automatic checks compare it with the numbers before it goes live. Read it for entertainment and self-reflection, not as a fixed prediction. The details are on the methodology page.