Transits —what the sky is doing to your chart right now
See which planetary cycles are active in your chart today: favorable windows, tougher phases and the dates they shift. The AI astrologer reads the timing — for you, not for your sign. Free.
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The sky on August 1, 2026
Where the planets sit by sign, which are retrograde, and the Moon phase today. This sky is the same for everyone — your personalized transits by birth chart are more precise. Updated daily.
Today the Sun is in Leo, the Moon in Pisces. Retrograde: Saturn, Neptune, Pluto.
Moon phase
🌕Full Moon, Moon in Pisces — 92% illuminated. Moon calendar
Planets by sign today
Retrograde planets: Saturn ℞, Neptune ℞, Pluto ℞. Mercury retrograde, explained
Aspects of the day
- ⚹Neptune — Pluto (Sextile)
- ⚹Uranus — Neptune (Sextile)
- △Uranus — Pluto (Trine)
- □Venus — Mars (Square)
- ⚹Jupiter — Uranus (Sextile)
- ☌Sun — Jupiter (Conjunction)
—Generic horoscopes tell you 'today is good' — but never why, or for how long?
—You sense some weeks just flow and others fight you — but can't see what's driving it?
—You want to time a big move — a launch, a talk, a fresh start — but you're guessing?
The live planets, mapped onto your chart
Every transit is the sky in motion touching a point in your birth chart — here's what you'll see
Active cycles, right now
A clear list of the transits currently lighting up your chart — which planet, which part of your life, and how strong.
Start and end dates
Every cycle comes with a window: when it kicks in, when it peaks and when it lets go — so it's a timeline, not a vibe.
Favorable windows
The open doors — Jupiter and gentle aspects that mark good moments to act, ask, launch or begin.
Tougher phases
The friction points — Saturn, squares and oppositions — flagged early so they're a heads-up, not an ambush.
Slow planets, big chapters
Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto move slowly and shape whole seasons of life — we surface the long arc, not just today.
AI reading of the timing
Not a template — the AI interprets your specific transits in plain language and tells you what each window is actually for.
Give us your birth data once — we'll track the sky against it
Enter your birth data
Date, exact time and place of birth — that's all we need to anchor your chart and start tracking transits to it
We map today's sky to your chart
Professional calculations (Swiss Ephemeris, 0.001°) place the live planets against your birth chart and find every active aspect
Get your timeline
Active cycles, favorable and tough windows, end dates and an AI reading of what each one means for you — all in one view
Astrollo vs regular horoscopes
| Astrollo AI | Regular services | |
|---|---|---|
| What it's based on | Live planets vs your birth chart | Your Sun sign only |
| Timing | Active cycles with start & end dates | 'Today / this week', no dates |
| Calculation accuracy | Swiss Ephemeris, 0.001° | Simplified tables |
| AI reading | Personal interpretation of your transits | Template text |
| Interactivity | Ask the AI about any window | Static result |
Current Planetary Transits Today: See How the Sky Moves Your Chart
Current planetary transits today are simply the real-time positions of the planets in the sky, measured against the placements you were born with. When a transiting planet forms an angle to one of your natal points, it activates that part of your life as a theme worth paying attention to — a moment for reflection, planning, and self-understanding rather than a fixed prediction. Astrollo tracks these movements with Swiss Ephemeris precision, so the transits you read here are calculated to the exact degree for your date, time, and place of birth.
Every transit is a conversation between two things: where a planet sits in the sky right now and where it sat when you were born. The angle between them — the planetary aspect — colors the tone. A smooth trine tends to feel supportive and easy, while a square asks you to stretch and grow. Fast movers like the Moon shift the mood within hours, which is why following the Moon phases helps you time small decisions, while slow outer-planet transits mark the longer chapters of a season or a year.
Some transits earn a reputation of their own. Understanding Mercury retrograde, for instance, turns a period often blamed for chaos into a genuinely useful window for reviewing, editing, and reconnecting. Astrollo pairs each active transit with a clear, human explanation of what it may touch — communication, relationships, work, or rest — so you always know what to focus on today. For the broader rhythm of your week and month, your daily horoscope puts these movements into plain language.
To make transits personal, they need to land on your own natal chart — the unique map of the sky at the moment you were born. Once Astrollo has that, it can show you exactly which planets are lighting up your chart right now and why it matters to you specifically. You can create your free chart in a couple of minutes, then return each day to see the sky in motion and use it as a gentle, practical guide for planning and self-reflection.
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