Multi-Wheel Chart — Layer Transits & Progressions
Layer Transits, Progressions, Solar Arc directions, and your Draconic chart on top of your natal wheel all at once — every ring computed from real positions for its own technique, rather than a simplified single-layer overlay.
Seeing Transits, Progressions, Solar Arc, and your Draconic chart layered on the same natal wheel at once makes it possible to spot when several different techniques are independently pointing at the same natal planet or house — a real convergence that's easy to miss when checking each technique one at a time.
Each additional ring keeps its own real color and radius so it stays visually distinct from the natal wheel underneath — useful for a single at-a-glance view of how several different timing techniques are landing on your chart on any given date.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many chart layers can I put on the wheel at once?
Up to three at a time, chosen from Transits, Secondary Progressions, Solar Arc Directions, and the Draconic chart.
What's the difference between the transit ring, the progressed ring, and the solar arc ring?
The transit ring is today's real positions. The progressed ring uses the 'day for a year' method. The solar arc ring advances every natal planet by a single uniform arc.
Does the Draconic ring use different houses than my natal chart?
No — it rotates every planet by the same amount, so only sign and degree labels change; house cusps stay the natal chart's.
Why do the aspects between two Solar Arc or two Draconic planets look identical to natal?
Because both techniques are a uniform rotation, so the angular distance between any two shifted planets never changes from natal — the directed-to-natal cross-aspects are what's actually worth reading.
Do I need my natal chart calculated first to use the multi-wheel tool?
Yes — every layer is computed and compared against your own already-computed natal planetary positions and houses.