Selfgazer
Self-reflection platform combining calculated birth charts, tarot and I Ching with an AI Oracle for interpretation.
Selfgazer is a web application for self-reflection through astrology, tarot and the I Ching. Selfgazer calculates a birth chart from a date, time and place, then offers conversational AI interpretation through a feature called the Oracle. Basic tools are free, and readings and Oracle messages draw on daily credits or a Pro subscription.
Best for People who use astrology, tarot or the I Ching as prompts for personal reflection and want calculated charts with guided, conversational interpretation.
- Platforms
- Web
- Pricing model
- Freemium
- Starting price
- $10 per month Pro subscription; one-time credit packs start at $5
- Free plan
- Yes
- Added
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What is Selfgazer?
Selfgazer is a web app that presents esoteric practices as tools for introspection, framed with ideas from Jungian psychology. Its central tool is a birth chart calculator: the user enters a date, local time and location, a dedicated calculation service returns planetary positions, houses and aspects, and interpretation is handled as a separate step. The site says its astrological calculations rely on Swiss Ephemeris. Alongside the chart there are guided tarot and I Ching rooms, weekly horoscopes tied to the user's chart, synastry comparisons between two charts, a Bazi chart and smaller calculators. The Oracle is a chat feature that draws on the session's context to discuss a user's questions across these traditions. A library of articles covers astrology, tarot, I Ching hexagrams and psychology. Selfgazer states plainly that its readings are prompts for reflection, not diagnosis or prediction.
Key Features
Birth Chart Calculator
Computes placements, houses and aspects from birth details, with Placidus as the default house system and alternatives such as Whole Sign.
Selfgazer Oracle
Provides a conversational guide that interprets charts and answers follow-up questions using what is known in the session.
Guided Tarot
Walks through a tarot reading and returns an interpretation of the cards drawn.
Guided I Ching
Leads a consultation of the Chinese Book of Changes and explains the resulting hexagram.
Synastry Analysis
Compares two astrological charts to explore how a relationship might be read.
Reference Library
Publishes guides on tarot card meanings, hexagrams, planetary aspects and Jungian concepts.
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Use Cases
- First Birth Chart
- Enter birth details and read an explanation of what each placement traditionally signifies.
- Weekly Reflection
- Read a horoscope based on how the coming week's planets relate to a personal chart.
- Journaling Prompts
- Use a tarot or I Ching reading as a starting point for written reflection.
- Relationship Comparison
- Run a synastry reading on two saved charts.
- Learning the Symbols
- Look up a card, hexagram or astrological term in the reference guides.
Pricing
Free
Free
3 daily credits for signed-in users
- Public learning resources
- Birth-chart tools
Pro
$10
per month, renews monthly
Unlimited credit-based actions while subscribed
- Readings and interpretations
- Oracle conversations
- Soul Plan not included
Extra Credits (20)
$5
one-time, no subscription required
20 credits
Extra Credits (50)
$10
one-time, no subscription required
50 credits
Soul Plan
$49
one-time, single purchase
- Long-form birth-chart report
- Available online and as a PDF
Prices as listed in the text of the official pricing page, which states that all amounts are in USD and were verified against production prices on September 6, 2026. The Soul Plan report is sold separately from Pro. Checked 9 Oct 2026 at selfgazer.com.
Things to know
- Not mental health care
- The site says Selfgazer cannot diagnose or treat mental health conditions and does not replace psychotherapy.
- Interpretations are reflective
- Selfgazer describes its symbolic readings as prompts for self-reflection that do not establish a diagnosis or a future outcome.
- Accuracy depends on inputs
- The methodology page notes that unknown birth times and unusual cases such as high latitudes limit what a chart can show.
- Soul Plan is extra
- The long-form Soul Plan report is purchased on its own and is not part of the Pro subscription.
FAQs
What is Selfgazer?
Selfgazer is a web app for self-reflection that combines calculated birth charts, tarot, I Ching and a conversational AI Oracle.
What is Selfgazer used for?
Selfgazer is used to generate and explore a birth chart, receive tarot or I Ching readings and discuss their symbolism with the Oracle as a prompt for reflection.
Is Selfgazer free?
Yes, Selfgazer has a free tier covering its public guides and its chart tools. Free users who sign in also get three credits a day for supported actions.
How much does Selfgazer cost?
Selfgazer Pro costs $10 per month. One-time credit packs cost $5 for 20 credits or $10 for 50, and the separate Soul Plan report is a single $49 purchase.
How are Selfgazer credits used?
A regular Oracle message on Selfgazer uses one credit, while a tarot or I Ching interpretation or a synastry comparison uses two. Some features use different amounts.
Does Selfgazer work on mobile?
Selfgazer describes itself as a web application, so it runs in a browser; the site does not mention separate mobile apps.
Is Selfgazer a substitute for therapy?
No. Selfgazer states that it cannot diagnose or treat mental health conditions and is not a replacement for psychotherapy.
How does Selfgazer calculate a birth chart?
Selfgazer sends the birth date, time, location and chosen house system to a dedicated calculation service and displays the returned chart data before any interpretation is added.
Who it's for
- Astrology enthusiasts
- Tarot readers
- Spiritual seekers
- Journaling practitioners
- Beginners in esoteric practice
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