About

About ElevenMaps

ElevenMaps makes astrocartography maps and personal reports you can actually read, built on NASA JPL data, for reflection and entertainment.

What we make

Three things, all built around one idea: an astrocartography map you can actually read.

Free

A map of your lines

Enter your birth date, place and, if you know it, your time. You get all 40 planetary lines on a world map and your three strongest places explained, free. No birth time? You still get a simplified map.

Get my free map →

Personal report

A report you can read

A 25 to 35 page PDF with every line, your top 20 cities and what each place may bring out in you, in plain language, emailed within minutes.

See the reports →

Guides

Guides that show their work

Plain-English guides and planet-line pages, each built on a real example chart, so you can see exactly how a line meets a city.

Read the guides →

How we work

Four promises we keep on every page, map and report.

Reflection, not prediction

A map is a prompt to think about places. It does not tell you what will happen or what to do, and we never write as if it does.

We show the work

You can read exactly how every line is calculated and every place is chosen on our method page.

Our method →

Your data stays yours

Birth details are personal. We use them to make your map or report, then erase them after delivery, unless you ask us to keep them. Our servers are in the EU.

Privacy policy →

Plain language

We explain jargon the first time it appears, and every guide uses a real example chart, never an invented one.

The numbers underneath

Where the lines come from, in three facts.

40

Lines per map: 10 planets, 4 angles each

JPL

Planet positions from NASA’s ephemeris data

1 by 1

Every line meaning is read and approved by us before it reaches a report

Who is behind ElevenMaps

ElevenMaps is an independent project by Hamza, founder. You can write to contact@elevenmaps.com.

Questions or feedback?

We read every message.

For reflection and entertainment. Astrocartography does not predict events.