जन्म कुण्डली — the Vedic birth chart
A full sidereal birth chart cast from the moment itself. Every figure on the page is worked out, and every statement names the rule that produced it.
The kundli sheet
Janma kundli · D1, north
Lahiri · whole-sign · mean node
Bhava 1 · lagna
Bhava 10 · karma
Style
Yogas3 found
Grahassidereal
Ashtakavarga337 bindus
Vimshottaritoday in Guru
MahadashaGuru · 2025–41
AntardashaGuru–Guru · to 2027
Panchangat birth
Varshaphal
The Tajika annual chart, cast for the moment the Sun returns to its birth degree.
What it computes
The whole sheet is computed at once. Nothing below sits behind a paywall or a login.
North. The houses hold still and the signs turn through them, read anticlockwise from the top.
South. The signs hold still and the houses turn, read clockwise from Mina.
The north-Indian diamond and the south-Indian grid are the same cast chart drawn twice. Switching between them computes nothing new.
Sidereal longitude for all nine, with retrogression and combustion marked where they apply.
Vimshottari to three levels, each period with a real start and end, and today marked on it.
Tithi, vara, nakshatra, yoga and karana, with sunrise worked out for the coordinates you gave.
Sarvashtakavarga totals laid over the same twelve signs, so strong houses show without arithmetic.
Sūrya and Budha together in the 9th.
Śani in its own sign, in a kendra.
Chandra sits in a kendra from the lagna.
Named combinations found in the chart, and each dosha tested against the rules that undo it.
This list is read from the app’s own route table, so nothing here can be advertised and then turn out to be missing.
How it works
Date, time and place. The city list resolves the coordinates and the historical time zone for you.
Positions come from an ephemeris and are turned sidereal with the ayanamsha you chose.
Every panel over one chart, and the address bar alone reproduces the whole view.
Give the time as precisely as you can. The lagna moves a degree every four minutes.
Birth details · 360 × 420
The method
Positions come from an ephemeris, not from a rounded table and not from another app’s output. The divisional charts are derived from the same longitudes rather than approximated from the rashi chart, which is where most disagreements between two readings of one birth actually come from.
Interpretation is held to the same standard. Every statement names the factor that produced it, and where the classical rules do not speak, the panel leaves the space empty and says why. A confident sentence with nothing under it is worse than a gap.
Calculation
Place and time
Printed in the footer of every chart.
Your data
When and where somebody was born, and often their name, is about as personal as data gets. It is treated that way.
Fill the form, read the result. Birth details are held only long enough to answer the request.
A chart becomes a record when you press save, and then it belongs to your account alone.
No analytics script, no ad pixel, no third-party tag. Three cookies, all of them ours.
Delete a chart and the record goes. Ask for the account to go and it goes with it.
Feedback
I had three different lagnas from three different apps. This was the first one that told me which ayanamsha it used, so I could finally work out why.
The dasha page is the thing. Real dates, three levels deep, and I can see exactly where today falls.
Flipping between the north and south chart without recasting anything is a small thing I now use every day.
My father reads Devanagari and I read English. Same chart, one switch on the toolbar.
No sign-up wall, nobody asking for my phone number. I cast the chart and read it.
Spotted a wrong figure, or missing a sheet?
Every note is read by a person. A wrong number is a bug, and gets treated as one.
Questions
Something not covered? Write to us.
No. Open the birth form and read the result. An account exists only for the things that have to belong to somebody: a saved collection, and a consultation thread.
Lahiri by default, with Raman and Krishnamurti on the form. Every chart prints its ayanamsha, bhava system and node type in the footer, so a screenshot cannot lose its provenance.
Almost always for one of three reasons: a different ayanamsha, a different bhava system, or divisional charts approximated from the rashi chart instead of derived from the longitudes. All three are printed on every sheet here, so the difference can be found rather than guessed at.
Then a birth chart cannot honestly be cast — the lagna moves a full sign roughly every two hours. Prashna casts a chart for the moment a question is asked, which is the classical answer to exactly this problem.
The readings are assembled from classical rules, and each statement carries the factor that produced it. Where the rules are silent the panel says so. A consultation with a listed astrologer is a conversation with a person.
Devanagari, IAST or English, switched from the toolbar — a change of script, not a translation. And the address bar holds the inputs, never the computed chart, so a shared link can never go stale against a corrected engine.
Every panel listed here is free, and there is nothing to buy today. But no medical, legal or financial decision should rest on a chart: the disclaimer says so at length, and means it.
Date, time, place. No account, no card, no waiting.
Astrologer now
Moon in the lagna saves the Kemadruma here. Read the 9th next.