Places · one chart or two
Where should you go?
Start here if you know you want to go somewhere but not what you want from it. The reading asks what the move is for, then measures your places against the lines that govern it.
Zoracle maps your birth chart onto the world and measures the places you name against the planetary lines that matter for what you actually want — love, work, somewhere to settle, a trip, or space to think. Each place comes back with the distance to the relevant line in kilometres and a ranked answer, for one chart or for two people deciding together.
Is this about just you, or you and someone else?
Questions people ask about where to go
- Where in the world actually suits me?
- I've got three places in mind — which one fits me best?
- Which of my planetary lines runs closest to where I am now?
- Where do our two charts point to the same place?
How it works
- Message your question, in your own words.
- Give the birth details it needs — yours, and the other person's if there are two of you. If a birth time is unknown, midday is used and the reading says what that affects.
- The answer comes back in the same thread: what's going on, the timing with real dates, and the calculation behind them.
Common questions about a location reading
What is a location reading?
Your birth chart projects each planet as a line across the world map. Where you stand in relation to those lines changes which parts of the chart are loudest. A location reading measures the places you name against the lines that matter for what you want from the move, and reports the distances rather than asking you to read a map.
How is this different from the free line maps?
A free map draws the lines and stops. It cannot tell you which of them matters for your question, how close is close enough, what happens when two places both score, or when the conditions for going are strongest. This answers a specific question with distances, a ranking and dated timing, and shows the calculation behind all three.
What do I need to say?
What the move or trip is for, and up to three places you're weighing up. If you don't name places, the reading scans globally instead and tells you where your lines actually fall. If you don't know what it's for, it asks — the answer depends on it, because different aims run on different planets.
Which page should I use?
This one if you're not sure what you want from the place. If you already know, the specific pages go deeper: somewhere to settle, somewhere for work, or a trip. All of them read the same charts — they just weight different planets.
Can it cover two people?
Yes, up to two charts. Both are calculated and each place is measured against both, including where your lines converge. It works for a couple, but equally for friends, siblings or family deciding together — nothing about the calculation assumes romance.