What Real Charts Actually Look Like
Not a simulation. Every time someone generates a chart on Omni, the type, profile and authority get counted here, with no name or birth data attached.
This page counts real visitor charts. As of the last refresh it holds - of them, most common type -, most common authority -.
Measuring
Type
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Authority
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Profile
| Profile | Share |
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This is not the same question as rarity. The Five Human Design Types page measures 40,000 simulated birth moments, which shows what is astronomically possible. This page measures real visitors, which shows who actually shows up and generates a chart. The two can differ, and both are real numbers, just answers to different questions.
Where this comes from
Every chart calculated on omnicharts.app writes its type, profile and authority to Omni's own log, no name or birth data included. This page reads the most recent 50,000 of those and counts them, refreshed roughly every 30 minutes. The number only grows: nothing here is edited or curated. Charts are computed by Omni's own engine, the same one exposed at the public chart API.