Daily horoscope for every zodiac sign — today and this week.

Each sign page is that day’s sky placed in the sign’s own houses: whole-sign houses counted from your Sun sign as the first, so the same Moon falls in a different part of life for each of the twelve signs. The reading opens with the Moon’s sign and the house it occupies for you, then lists up to five of the day’s Moon contacts with their times in US Eastern, the hour the Moon changes sign when it does, and any void-of-course stretch of half an hour or more. A section on where the Moon goes next follows it into its coming sign. Your ruling planet gets its own section: where it is, which house that is for you, whether it is retrograde, and the next date it makes a move.

The week runs from today to six days ahead and keeps up to five dated events (planets changing sign, stations, the Moon’s four main phases, exact aspects between the planets), each read through your houses. The slow planets, Jupiter to Pluto, get a line each on the house they hold for you and when they leave it. The page closes with a note for readers who have the sign rising, the sign’s next event in 2027 and a few short questions. Positions come from the JPL DE442 ephemeris on the tropical zodiac; the wording is drawn from a hand-written phrase library chosen by that day’s computed sky, and nothing is generated at build time by a language model. Pages are rebuilt every night just after midnight Eastern, so the same URL always shows today.