11/04/2026
November update: famous squares, square vs destiny matrix, and a more detailed compatibility page
The Pythagorean square section has grown a lot this autumn. Here is a short list of what is new.
Famous squares
Ten public birth dates - Musk, Einstein, Jobs, Gates, Durov, Zuckerberg, Tesla, Jackson, Monroe and Diana - calculated with the same Alexandrov scheme as the calculator. Every person gets all nine cells and eight lines explained, and the page ends with what you see when ten grids sit side by side: why cell 1 is never empty, why the self-esteem line is almost always long, and where Durov's zero temperament line comes from.
Pythagorean square or destiny matrix
The most common support question: are they the same thing? No. We compared the two methods on eleven points and ran one date, 28.06.1971, through both calculations, so you can see where they part ways at the very first step.
How the two calculations differ
Compatibility, in more detail
The compatibility page now has a table: what a small and a large gap usually means for each of the nine traits. Below it are three worked example pairs, each one opens in the calculator with a single button.
Compatibility by Pythagorean square
Small things you will notice
- Cell descriptions on the calculator page are shorter now; the full reading of every digit lives on its own page, linked from each cell.
- The English and Spanish home pages got the same overview of sections as the Russian one.
- Addresses that do not exist now return an honest "not found" page with links to the sections instead of bouncing to the home page.
Everything is still free and needs no sign-up. The date stays in the link, and the report can be saved as a PDF.