Transit Chart Calculator
These transits are measured against your own chart, not just your sign — so the houses are counted both from the Lagna and from the Moon.
What this calculator tells you
This shows where the planets are right now — and, importantly, measures them against your own chart rather than against your sign alone. Upcoming sign changes are listed with their dates.
How the calculation works
Your birth chart is built first, then today’s planetary positions are computed. Each transiting planet’s house is counted two ways — from the Ascendant and from the Moon sign — because the tradition uses both. Upcoming sign changes for the slower planets are searched for and dated.
How to read the result
Retrograde planets are marked separately. The slow movers carry the most weight — Saturn, Jupiter, Rahu and Ketu — because they stay in a house for months, while the fast ones pass through in days. And a transit called “bad” in a generic horoscope may be favourable in your chart, which is exactly why the houses here are counted from your own.
Common questions
How is this different from a sign-based transit reading?
A sign-based reading applies the same thing to everyone. Here the houses are counted from your Ascendant and your Moon sign, so the answer is yours.
Should I read from the Ascendant or the Moon?
The tradition uses both, so both are given. When they agree, the indication is considered stronger.
How far ahead do the upcoming changes go?
The next few changes are listed in date order. For the slow planets that reaches months ahead.