A relationship map lays your parts and theirs side by side — partner, parent, sibling, friend, co-founder, anyone — and shows where your protectors reinforce each other, where they clash, and where an old wound in one system quietly answers an old wound in the other.
Two people, neither charted
Both charts plus the full synastry map between them — everything generated together.
$119 or 3 credits
Start this map →You and someone new
Their full chart plus the relationship map between you.
$79 or 2 credits
Start this map →Two charts you already have
The synastry map alone — friction, growth, cross-chart aspects.
$39 or 1 credit
Start this map →A soft cross-chart contact between two parts that reinforce each other — often the reason a relationship feels effortless in exactly this one place.
A hard contact between the placements behind two parts — the recurring argument that isn't really about the dishes.
Both sides carry an exile linked to the same contact — the same vulnerability, held twice, usually never said out loud.
“Your Approval-Seeker and their Inner Critic are drawn to each other by the same old fear — that falling short of expectation means losing the relationship entirely. Neither part is doing anything wrong. They are simply speaking the same fear in two different accents.”
Every map includes a synastry overview, a cross-chart aspects table, and a full friction-and-growth reading written for the specific relationship type you choose — a parent/child map is analyzed differently from a partner map, which is analyzed differently from a co-founder map.
A partner's Manager can look like control to your Firefighter, or your Exile's old wound can be exactly what their Manager was built to avoid touching. Synastry names the pattern instead of leaving it to feel personal.
Family systems are inherited, not chosen. A parent's protective Manager and a child's rebellious Firefighter are often the same dynamic wearing two different ages — mapped side by side, it stops being a character flaw and starts being a structure.
Siblings raised in the same home routinely develop opposite parts — one becomes the responsible one, one becomes the one who leaves the room. Mapping both charts shows why you can share a childhood and remember it so differently.
The friend who calms your Firefighter down. The one whose Manager quietly organizes your chaos. Close friendships run on parts-level chemistry as much as romantic ones do — this makes it visible.
A founding team is two nervous systems under shared pressure. Where one partner's contingency-planning Manager meets another's move-fast Firefighter is exactly where startups either compound or blow up.
Any two birth charts can be mapped — including one side of a pair you'll never meet. See our parts-method reads on public figures, or map yourself against anyone whose birth details you know.
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