A map of how your energy works.

If you’d like to see your own

The price is here before anything is asked of you, and what you have already paid comes off what you pay next. Every route to the full reading costs the same in the end.

Three ways in

Straight to the reading, or a step at a time — the total is identical either way. What you have already paid goes towards whatever you choose next, so nobody pays twice for the same thing.

What each one actually is, shown with a real example chart — the summary in full, the bodygraph drawn, and the PDF exactly as it downloads.

What the summary looks like

An example: Jeremy Champagne's own chart — September 17, 1983, Wichita Falls, Texas. Yours would be your own, and would say so if the time were missing.

That is the whole of the $1.11 summary. Nothing is blurred out or held back within it.

Every word in it is explained in The Human Design library, free.

Measured against the sky

Your chart is worked out from where the Sun, the Moon and the planets were around the time you were born. If a calculator places one of them even slightly wrong, part of your chart can come out wrong with it. Human Design calculators do not all agree on those places, and this one doesn't copy any of them!

It is checked against NASA's own record of where everything actually was.

14 seconds

how closely this engine typically follows the Sun, checked against NASA's record across 1,000 test charts and counted in birth time. The Sun sets your profile. A birth time written to the nearest minute can already be up to 30 seconds out, so the calculation adds less doubt than the birth record imposed

2.6 million

planet positions worked out and checked, across 100,000 test charts. The five slowest planets, Jupiter to Pluto, are now corrected against NASA's record, and this engine places them even more precisely than it places the Sun

15 of 15

tie-breaks this engine won. Where it and another calculator read the rules differently for the same birth, two more independent calculators were asked to settle it, and both sided with this engine every time

1 in 3,000

roughly how often this engine's profile could differ from NASA's record, and only when the Sun sits right on the border between two profiles. Calculators disagree over the rules themselves on about 6 charts in every 1,000

So why measure at all? Because a reading is only as good as the chart underneath it. No calculator is perfect: two built on the very same planet data still disagree now and then. So instead of promising perfection, this one is measured, and the result is published here for you to see. As far as I can find, no other Human Design service shows you its error rate at all.

Free to read, either way

Two pieces in the library, written for exactly these two moments. Both are free and always will be, whether or not anything is bought here.