One Atlas for every discipline you practice.
Practitioner's Atlas is a cross-reference tool for astrologers, sound practitioners, aromatherapists, tarot readers and Rife practitioners. It places your birth chart, frequencies, notes, oils, words and cards on one circle, where one turn is one octave, so you can see and hear what lines up.
One Atlas for every discipline you practice.
Tap a point to hear it. Hold a point and drag to another to hear the pair. Drag the rings to turn them, or the gold rule to read any angle in Snapshot. Add your birth date under Inputs.
No data is stored or leaves this website.
Your birth chart
On this Atlas
Nothing yet. Add your birth chart or something else above.
This is the Atlas page from the app.
Pair snapshot
On the Atlas
Cone and Helix lift the same Atlas into 3D: drag to turn and tilt it, pinch or scroll with Ctrl to zoom.
Everything for your practice, from the first day.
The Atlas sits at the heart of the app: one circle where your birth chart, frequencies, notes, oils, words and cards each find their place, so you can see what lines up. Analysis then shows where your inputs agree, how closely, and which tradition says so. Home brings you the day's sky, the Moon and a card to draw, and sessions and compositions turn what you find into something you can play for yourself or the people you work with.
Find connections between multiple disciplines
Made for astrologers, sound practitioners, aromatherapists, readers, and anyone curious about how these traditions meet.
You pick the ones you practice when you set up, and can add the others any time.
Western astrology
Your birth chart with houses and aspects. Planets sit on the zodiac in the outer band, and each one's tone sits on the spiral.
Vedic astrology (Jyotish)
Switch the lens to the sidereal zodiac (Lahiri) and see your planets in their nakshatras, the 27 lunar mansions.
Chinese astrology (BaZi)
Your four pillars and the twelve branches, with the old pitch pipes that tie each branch to a note.
Chinese medicine
The organ clock and the five phases, for study: which hours and elements line up with your inputs.
Aromatherapy
Each oil sits at its own tone, worked out from its molecules, and links to its planetary ruler in Culpeper, Agrippa or Lilly.
Sound practice
Planet tones after Hans Cousto, the Schumann resonance and sessions you can play through, built from your chart.
Chakras and color
The seven chakras by note and color, on a ring that turns with the notes.
Frequency work (Rife)
Paste any list of Hz. Each one lands on the spiral at its pitch, and Analysis shows what it's in tune with.
Music
Notes, chords and keys at A 432 or A 440. The Composer turns your chart into a piece you can play.
Tarot
Draw from the Waite–Smith deck in classic spreads. Each card carries its traditional astrological key onto the Atlas.
Numerology
Your life path and gematria in Hebrew, Greek and Latin, so names and words find their place among the tones.
Hermetic correspondences
The seven metals and their planets, from lead to gold, set as a ring that turns with the notes.
Fourth Way
The enneagram and the law of octaves, with the two shock points where a scale needs help to continue.
Home
Start each day with the sky.
A sky check for today, the Moon, the Kp index and the Schumann resonance, a card for the day, the organ clock, day pillar and panchang, any of which you can put on your Atlas.
Every screen comes in light and dark.
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Home -
Today's tiles -
The Moon
Analysis
See what your inputs share.
Analysis finds where your chart, frequencies, notes, words and oils meet, how closely, and which traditions agree, with the source for each finding.
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Strongest threads -
Every match, with its source -
Traditions, in plain words
Disciplines and readings
Read in the traditions you practice.
Draw Waite–Smith cards in a spread, cast the I Ching, read your horoscope and life path, and follow today's sky against your chart.
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A tarot draw -
An I Ching cast -
Today's horoscope
Sessions and the Composer
Run a session from start to finish.
Build a composition from tones, voices and sound beds, play it through a session, or start from one the app suggests for today. With a subscription, every session keeps its log.
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Start a session -
The Composer keys -
A composition from your chart
Library
Keep what matters.
Your charts, lists, draws and compositions in one place, ready to put back on the Atlas. The Inputs page lists everything that's on it.
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Saved -
A saved draw -
Inputs on the Atlas
Practitioner Subscription
For your work with clients.
With a subscription, you can keep everything you make, follow the people you read for, and take your work to a new phone.
With a subscription, you can:
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Add the people you read for
Keep a chart for each one and compare charts and readings side by side.
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Save session logs
Look back on what you played, drew and read in every session.
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Save as much as you like
Every chart, list, card draw and composition, gathered in your Library.
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Export PDFs
Share a reading, an Atlas or a session summary as a clean PDF.
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Back up to the cloud
Your saved work comes with you to a new phone, encrypted on your phone, with no sign-in.
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Build more compositions
Make and keep a composition for each person and each kind of session.
$3.33 a month, a third less than monthly. Or $4.99 a month.
Or $39.99 a year, about 33% less.
- If you stop, nothing you made is deleted.
What do I get with a subscription?
| The app | With a subscription | |
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| The Atlas, Home, Analysis, every discipline | Everything | Everything |
| Astrological charts | Your own chart | Unlimited readings and comparisonsIncluded w/ cloud backup |
| Saved in your Library | One of every input | UnlimitedIncluded w/ cloud backup |
| Sessions | One session's log | Full session historyIncluded w/ cloud backup |
| Compositions | Auto-generated, plus one custom | UnlimitedIncluded w/ cloud backup |
| Exports | Your data | Plus PDFs, summaries and charts |
| Cloud backup | No | Automatic, without sign-in |
Sources, not claims
Each tradition named
Every link says what the tradition holds and where it comes from: Culpeper, Lilly, the Waite–Smith key and more.
Atlas placement, labeled
Where a position comes from the Atlas model rather than a tradition, the app says so.
Not a health app
It's for study, practice and reflection. It isn't a medical device and doesn't diagnose, treat or predict anything.
Questions
Is Practitioner's Atlas free?
Yes. The Atlas, Home, Analysis, every discipline, your own chart, card draws, sessions and compositions come with the app. The Practitioner Subscription adds charts for the people you read for, session logs, unlimited saving, PDF exports and cloud backup.
Which phones does it run on?
Android phones and tablets, from Google Play.
Do I need an account?
No. Your work stays on your phone. The subscription's cloud backup is encrypted before it leaves and needs no account.
Which traditions does it cover?
Western, Vedic and Chinese astrology, Chinese medicine's organ clock and five phases, aromatherapy by planetary rulers, sound and frequencies, music and tuning, Waite–Smith tarot, numerology and gematria, Hermetic correspondences and the Fourth Way.
Is it a health app?
It's for study, practice and reflection. It isn't a medical device and doesn't diagnose, treat or predict anything.
Practitioner's Atlas for Android
Your chart, your Atlas and every discipline, on your phone.