Guide · Updated July 2026
Every tool below is genuinely worth knowing about — including the ones that compete with us. We compare what each does best, what it charges, and where it falls short, so you can pick the right one for how you actually want to use astrocartography.
Disclosure: this guide is published by Beorra, which appears in the list. We've kept the comparison factual — the other tools here are excellent at what they do, and we say so.
Best for: The classic reference — line interpretations rooted in Jim Lewis's original astrocartography work
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Best for: Power users who want every classical option: relocation charts, local space, parans
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Best for: Getting an answer, not just a map — ranked cities for your chart, on your phone
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Best for: Reading up on what each line means — clean, well-written line glossary
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Best for: A quick sanity-check map embedded in a long-running astrology blog
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Best for: People who want astrocartography inside a full native astrology app
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Best for: Professional astrologers — the accuracy reference other tools compare themselves to
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Want to learn the system?Start with Astro.com's AstroClick Travel for clickable interpretations, then read a line glossary (ours is here, AstroChart's is also good).
Want every classical option?Astro-Seek is unmatched among free tools — if you're comfortable with a dense interface.
Want an actual answer to “where should I go?”That's the gap we built Beorra for — ranked cities for your chart instead of a map you have to decode, cross-checked against your Saju/BaZi element balance.