Relocation Analysis

Your birth chart never changes, but the angles — what's rising, overhead, setting, and anchored below — depend on where you stand. Relocation analysis re-casts your chart for a place you're considering and shows you what shifts.

Select a place

Click anywhere on the map, or search for a city. The relocated chart panel opens with your chart re-computed for that location.

Inside it you'll find:

• The relocated wheel — your planets in the houses they'd occupy there.
• A natal ↔ relocated comparison, planet by planet, with a Natal row and a Here row so you can see exactly what moved.
• The place's lines — which planetary lines run through it and how close each runs.

[!NOTE] Signs and dignities don't change when you relocate — those are fixed at birth. What changes is the houses: which area of life each planet lands in.

What relocation actually means

Moving a planet into a new house changes where its energy shows up, not what the planet is. A Jupiter that sits quietly in your natal chart might land overhead in one city — pushing career and visibility — and anchored below in another, warming home and roots instead. Relocation is about matching a place's emphasis to what you want more of, not escaping your chart.

Compare against home

The Natal / Here columns are the comparison built in: home is the Natal side, the selected place is the Here side. Read them together to see whether a place amplifies, quiets, or re-routes a given planet relative to where you started.

Saved places

Found somewhere worth remembering? Save it from the panel. Saved locations collect in Saved Places & Notes, where you can add your own notes and jump back to any of them later — handy when you're weighing several cities at once.

Location Summary

For a quick, scannable read of a place — its strongest lines and the headline of what it offers — the Location Summary gives you the gist before you open the full relocated wheel. Use it to triage many places fast, then dive deep on the ones that stand out.

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Related: Reading the Map · how the heatmap works · the Best Places to Live pillar for the bigger picture.