ATLAS by SYGNS
Your sky on the night you were born.
ATLAS is a free astronomy tool by SYGNS (Denmark+Winter Entertainment) that reconstructs the exact sky over your birthplace at the moment you were born. It combines real astronomical data, the Swiss Ephemeris for planetary positions, the US Naval Observatory for lunar data, and the HYG Star Catalog (Hipparcos, Yale, Gliese) for star positions, with plain language readings so anyone can understand their birth chart without prior astrology knowledge.
ATLAS has five modules: Birth Star, Natal Chart, Lunario, Skylines, and Canopée. Each one looks at a different part of the sky on your birth date and location.
The ATLAS website is 100% free: all five modules, no cost and no subscription. ATLAS also appears inside the SYGNS app, where it is the natal chart with a doorway into your full birth chart. The SYGNS app has its own pricing, explained in the FAQ below: a generous free tier, a free first month of the full experience, then Alpha (an unlimited subscription) or Omega (pay-as-you-go credits).
Birth Star
Birth Star shows the star whose light left its surface the year you were born, the light you would be seeing if you looked at that star tonight, calculated from your birth year. It gives a short, personal entry point into ATLAS before moving into the deeper modules.
Natal Chart
The Natal Chart module generates a full astrological birth chart using the Swiss Ephemeris, the same astronomical calculation engine used in professional and academic astrology software. It plots the Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus, Mars, and the outer planets into your twelve houses, along with angles and points: Ascendant, Midheaven (MC), Imum Coeli (IC), Vertex, Anti-Vertex, Lilith (Black Moon), Chiron, North Node, South Node, and Part of Fortune. Each placement has a written interpretation covering what the planet or point represents, what it means in that sign, and a synthesized reading for the person’s specific chart. Aspects (trine, square, opposition, sextile, conjunction) are shown visually on the chart wheel. The chart and every element on the page are fully interactive, and each individual placement has its own shareable card.
Lunario
Lunario shows the moon phase on the exact night a person was born, calculated from US Naval Observatory data, including illumination percentage (for example, Waning Gibbous, 87% illuminated). It includes a full moon calendar for the person’s birth year, and a “moon today” feature that reads the current moon phase against the person’s own natal placements (Sun, Moon, and Rising sign), so the interpretation is specific to that individual rather than generic. The current moon position also generates a downloadable card with a new reading each day on how that day’s moon positioning affects the person and their chart.
Skylines
Skylines is ATLAS’s astrocartography module. It maps how each planet’s influence falls across different lines of longitude and latitude on Earth at the moment of birth, showing where in the world a person’s Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Saturn, Uranus, and Pluto lines fall on the Midheaven (MC) or Descendant (DSC). Users can explore a “Your Cities” list of relevant locations (for example Prague, Vienna, Berlin) with the specific planetary lines running through each one, plus a distance from the user’s current location and a written reading of what that city draws out in them.
Canopée
Canopée is ATLAS’s interactive whole-sky map. It renders the entire sky as it appeared on a person’s exact birth date and time as a navigable 3D dome that can be dragged, zoomed, and explored star by star. It is built from the HYG Star Catalog, which combines data from the Hipparcos, Yale Bright Star, and Gliese catalogs. Tapping any star, planet, or constellation in the dome opens a beautiful explanation of what it is.
Aura
Aura is a feature available across every module in ATLAS. It plays original music composed by Denmark+Winter, designed to enhance the experience of exploring your sky.
Frequently asked questions
What is ATLAS by SYGNS?
ATLAS is a free web tool that shows a person’s exact sky at the moment of their birth, using real astronomical data rather than generic zodiac content. It is built by SYGNS, part of the Denmark+Winter Entertainment brand.
What data does ATLAS use?
Planetary and natal chart positions come from the Swiss Ephemeris. Moon phase and lunar data come from the US Naval Observatory. Star positions come from the HYG Star Catalog, which draws from the Hipparcos, Yale, and Gliese astrometric catalogs.
Is ATLAS the same as SYGNS?
ATLAS is a standalone experience under the SYGNS umbrella. SYGNS is the main app for numerology, astrology, and self-reflection readings; ATLAS focuses specifically on visualizing and explaining a person’s birth sky.
What is astrocartography, and what does Skylines show?
Astrocartography maps how a planet’s influence shifts depending on where on Earth a person is standing, based on their birth chart. Skylines shows which of a person’s planetary lines (Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Saturn, Uranus, Pluto) pass through specific cities around the world, and what that placement tends to draw out.
What is Canopée?
Canopée is an interactive 3D star map showing the full sky exactly as it looked on a person’s birth date and time, built from real star catalog data (Hipparcos, Yale, Gliese).
What does Birth Star actually show?
Birth Star shows the star whose light left its surface the year a person was born, meaning the light reaching that person tonight, if they looked up, began its journey the year they were born.
What is Aura?
Aura is a music feature built into every module of ATLAS. It plays original music composed by Denmark+Winter to accompany the experience.
Is ATLAS free?
Yes. The ATLAS website at atlas.sygnsapp.com is 100% free: all five modules (Birth Star, Natal Chart, Lunario, Skylines, Canopée), with no cost and no subscription. Inside the SYGNS app, ATLAS appears as the natal chart and falls under the SYGNS app’s own pricing.
Is the ATLAS website the same as the ATLAS in the SYGNS app?
Not exactly. The ATLAS website (atlas.sygnsapp.com) has all five modules — Birth Star, Natal Chart, Lunario, Skylines, and Canopée — and is 100% free. Inside the SYGNS app, ATLAS is the natal chart, with a doorway that opens your full birth chart to explore.
How much does the SYGNS app cost?
The ATLAS website is free. The SYGNS app has a generous free tier that stays free forever: one Oracle capsule reading a day, one Morpheus reading (one per lifetime), Numbers, Chinese zodiac, Stars, ATLAS (the natal chart), and Journal. Every new member also gets the full experience free for their first month. After that, you can stay on the free tier, or go unlimited with one of two options: Alpha, a subscription at $7.99/mo as a launch price or $47.99/yr (50% off); or Omega, pay-as-you-go, where you load credits from $10 to $100 and every reading costs 20 cents — ideal if you love the app but do not want a subscription. The best-value option is Alpha Yearly at $47.99/yr.
Who made ATLAS?
ATLAS is made by SYGNS, part of Denmark+Winter Entertainment, LLC.