A complete Jyotisha reading computed from real astronomical ephemeris data, not fixed lookup tables. Your Rasi & Navamsa chart and Dasa timeline are free to view online — unlock detailed predictions, yogas, and more with a PDF report (₹632) or a printed hard copy (₹899). See a real sample chart first.
Your D1 (Rasi) and D9 (Navamsa) charts, computed from precise sidereal planetary positions at your exact moment of birth.
See your full 120-year Mahadasa cycle with nested Bhukti sub-periods — not just what's running now, your entire life timeline.
Full Krishnamurti Paddhati (KP) ruling-planet and sub-lord breakdown for every planet and house cusp, for precise event timing. Learn more
Point-strength scoring for every house, plus a check for classical yogas like Gajakesari and Panch Mahapurusha — reported only when actually present in your chart.
Tithi, Nakshatra, Yoga, and Karana at the exact moment of birth — the same five limbs used to fix auspicious timing.
Classical Nakshatra-based compatibility scoring for marriage matching, computed the traditional way. Learn more
What is a Vedic birth chart (Jathakam)?
A Vedic birth chart, or Jathakam, maps the position of the Sun, Moon, and planets at your exact time and place of birth using sidereal (Nirayana) astronomy — the foundation for Dasa periods, yogas, and predictions in Jyotisha.
Is the online chart free?
Your Rasi & Navamsa charts and full Vimshottari Dasa timeline are free to view online. Detailed predictions, Yoga combinations, Panchang, yearly transits, KP Ruling Planets, and Ashtakavarga are part of the full report — unlocked with a PDF (₹632) or a printed hard copy (₹899).
What's the difference between KP and traditional Vedic astrology?
Traditional Vedic astrology reads planets by sign and house. KP (Krishnamurti Paddhati) adds a further layer — sub-lord analysis — for more precise event timing on questions like marriage, career, and travel.
How accurate is the chart?
Every chart is computed from real astronomical ephemeris data using the Chitra Paksha (true Lahiri) Ayanamsa — not fixed lookup tables — the same rigor classical astronomer-mathematicians like Aryabhata and Varahamihira required.