Made for one person
Give someone a new way to look at their birthday: through the sky above the place where their story began. A custom sky map, Moon details, planets, starlight and a lifetime of space milestones come together in a warm, carefully designed PDF.
This is astronomy: calculated sky positions and factual context. It does not include horoscopes, zodiac readings or predictions. If the birth time is unknown, we use 10:00 PM local time on the birth date and label it clearly as a reference sky.
24 pages · landscape 11 × 8.5 in · US English
What is inside
- A sky map calculated for their birthplace, date and time
- The Moon's phase and illumination, with local rise and set times where applicable
- The Sun's position, sunrise, sunset and daylight length
- Stars, constellations and planets above the horizon at the mapped moment
- Their journey through time, with age-based astronomy calculations
- A personal connection to milestones in space history
- Selected space imagery with credits
- Notes on how the sky was calculated
- Spaces for family wishes, a letter and a photograph
How it works
- 01
Choose a package and type the details: names, dates and places, exactly as you want them printed.
- 02
Pay securely by Paddle. A confirmation email lists your details so you can check them.
- 03
We make the book by hand from your details and trusted records. For photo packages, reply to the confirmation email with your photos and words.
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Your finished PDF arrives by email. Read it on a tablet or print it at home or at any print shop.
Questions before you order
Questions about a deadline or your details? Write to hello@wiserta.com before you order.
Is this astrology?
No. It is astronomy: calculated sky positions and factual context, with no horoscopes or predictions.
What if we do not know the birth time?
You can still order. We use 10:00 PM local time on the birth date and label it as a reference sky.
Is a printed poster included?
No. Book + Poster includes print-ready poster files. Printing and framing are not included.
Will every star on the map have been visible?
Not necessarily. Daylight, twilight, weather and buildings affect what can be seen. The map shows the calculated sky.
