Assistant: anyone's Human Design in one phrase
Name a celebrity — the assistant finds their birth date and place on Wikipedia and shows the bodygraph. Or say a date, time and city — no form at all.
Name, date, time, city — in any word order, the way you'd say it: “Mary, March 3, 1990, 2:30 pm, London”, “Oliver 12.07.1985 7 am Manchester”. Without a time the chart is calculated for 10:00. If there's no date in the phrase — “calculate Brad Pitt”, “show Johnny Depp”, “find Taylor Swift” — I look the person up on Wikipedia. For people with the same name, add who they are: “Smith actor”. Wikipedia has the date and place, but almost never the birth time.
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Sign up ✦How the assistant works
The assistant is the quickest way to see a Human Design chart. No form to fill in: one phrase is enough. You can type it or say it out loud in English, Ukrainian or Russian.
If the phrase has a date — for example “Mary, March 3, 1990, 2:30 pm, London” — the assistant picks out the name, date, time and city in any word order and calculates the chart.
If there's no date — for example “calculate Brad Pitt” or “show Taylor Swift” — the assistant looks the person up on Wikipedia, takes the birth date and place from Wikidata, finds the city's time zone on that date and builds the bodygraph. Under the result there's a link to the page the data came from.
Wikipedia almost never has the birth time, so without it the chart is calculated for 10:00. The type, profile and authority may then be inaccurate — if you know the exact time, add it to the phrase.
Frequently asked questions
Can I see a celebrity's Human Design?
Yes. Type or say the name of a famous person — the assistant finds them on Wikipedia, takes the birth date and place and shows the bodygraph. For people with the same name, add who they are: “Smith actor”, “Jones singer”.
Where does the birth date come from?
From Wikipedia and Wikidata, Wikipedia's open database. Every result links to its source. If Wikidata has no exact date or place, the assistant says so.
Why can a chart without a birth time be inaccurate?
Within a few hours the Moon and the points the profile and some channels depend on can change. So without a time the chart is calculated for 10:00 am and marked as approximate.
How do I dictate the data?
Press the microphone, say everything in one sentence — name, date, time and city — and press the microphone again. Speech is recognised by the browser itself (Chrome, Edge, Safari). On Windows you can also click the field and press Win + H.
Is it free?
Yes. Without an account the chart opens in the calculator. With an account every chart is also saved to your cabinet — the assistant is there too.