Astroloship
Astroloship is a platform for studying astrology in groups: it gathers identities and natal charts, lets you compare them and renders the group’s relationships in an interactive graph, with notes, transits and birthday reminders.
Underneath sits a reusable piece of its own: an astrological chart engine in pure SVG, dependency-free, developed as a standalone library and published with its own demo.
Features
Complete natal charts: zodiac wheel, houses, planets, degrees and aspects, with an analysis panel for elements and quadrants.
Synastry: two charts overlaid with automatic calculation of the aspects between them, and comparison of up to three identities.
Daily transits with an interactive date control.
Configurable overlaid rings: transits, progressions, solar arc, draconic chart, solar return or another person’s chart.
Interactive group graph with more than 40 relationship types between identities.
Notes per identity and birthday reminders.
Didactic interaction: clicking any sign, planet or aspect opens its contextual explanation.
Technologies used
The chart engine is a product in itself
The visualisation lives in its own library with zero runtime dependencies: pure SVG geometry, themes, configurable orbs and a typed API, with a public demo.
Interchangeable calculation engine
The library does not impose the ephemeris: the consumer injects the engine, so it can be swapped without touching the visualisation.
Desktop-software compositions, in the browser
Each astrological layer is a declarative ring: combinations that normally demand specialised programs, served as a web page.
A proven foundation for projects like…
- Astrology schools that want interactive, comparative charts inside their virtual classroom.
- Practitioners who generate and share their clients’ charts from the browser.
- Any product with complex radial visualisation: competency wheels, annual cycles, process clocks.
No fixed rates: every project is quoted on its real scope.