Traditions
Astrolgo is designed to support a wide range of astrological traditions
- Western
Standard (bi)wheel
- Vedic
Both Northern and Southern style charts, tons of special reports
- Renaissance
Classical grid layout
- Magi
Support for Chiron, heliocentric and declination aspects
- Uranian
Transneptunian bodies, harmonics
Tools
Besides the standard chart, Astrolgo provides a wide range of other tools to work with your information
- Charts
The default (bi)wheel includes interactive tools for aspects, midpoints, apsected midpoints, or lots
- Reports
A huge range of reports are available with lists of various details
- Ephemeris
All the detailed information on the exact location of every body shown is available, and associated information including rise/transit/set times
- Orrery
An interactive "Orrery" view, allowing you to see in real time how the ecliptic interacts with the sky, allowing you to "spin time" and see the movement of the various planets, houses, etc... all interact - a feature unique to Astrolgo. There's even a time line with rise/set/transit for all the planets and times of twilight
- Almanac
Easily see whats coming up, important dates of various celestial events (or tap on a date to get detailed planetary hours)
- Shadow/Location
Besides being able to set your location, you can see where the sun and moon are and where daylight is around the entire globe
Workflow
Astrolgo is designed for both a single horoscope as well as being able to work with two horoscopes
- Setting Time/Location
Specify a date/time (or use the current one) and pick a location from the map, a database of over 3800 cities, or specify exact latitude/longitude
- Saving/Loading
Specific times & locations can be saved for ready access later
- Comparing
Two different date/times can be compared in either a biwheel (or side-by-side comparison for the various reports), or use a variety of compositing techniques (Mid-Point, Davidson, or "geometrically true" Davidson)
- Calculated Dates
Besides specifying dates, dates based on solar or lunar periods, synodic cycles or ingresses can be calculated