Your reading

Type a name or a date of birth and see what it says about someone. Both letter systems, both zodiacs, and every step of the arithmetic shown rather than hidden behind a score.

What a name adds up to

Type any name, word or business name and watch it score as you go. The two systems use different letter tables and usually disagree, so you get both.

Type a name and both systems will score it as you go.

The two letter tables

Pythagorean

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A J SB K TC L UD M VE N WF O XG P YH Q ZI R

Chaldean (Cheiro)

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A I J Q YB K RC G L SD M TE H N XU V WO ZF P

Pythagorean numbers letters by alphabetical position and uses all of 1–9. Chaldean groups them by sound and stops at 8, holding 9 back as sacred. Pythagorean is the system almost every book and app in the West uses; Chaldean is Cheiro’s, and is the one published on centrezenith.com.

What a date of birth reveals

Enter a date — your own or someone else’s — to see the person it describes: their age, both zodiacs, the numbers they carry, and the year they are currently in.

Pick a date of birth to see its numbers.