Twelve things, and where each one lives
Two are free forever and need no account. Six more are here on the web with a plan. Four need a phone in your hand, and those are in the Android app on the same account.
MeshaAries
VrishabhaTaurus
MithunaGemini
KarkaCancer
SimhaLeo
KanyaVirgo
TulaLibra
VrishchikaScorpio
DhanuSagittarius
MakaraCapricorn
KumbhaAquarius
MeenaPisces
Arithmetic should not be sold
A birth chart and a panchang are calculations. They are open here for good.
FreeBirth chart
Positions come from the JPL DE421 ephemeris through Skyfield, converted to sidereal with the Lahiri ayanamsa. You get the rashi chart and the divisional charts, every graha with its exact degree, nakshatra and pada, retrograde and combustion flags, and dashas computed to the third level.
FreeToday's panchang
The five limbs for your exact location, with sunrise and sunset, the moon's phase and illumination, when the running tithi and nakshatra end, and the inauspicious windows — rahu kaal, gulika kaal, yamaganda — alongside abhijit muhurta.
Reading the chart against time
A kundali is fixed at birth. Everything here reads it against a moving sky, a running dasha, and the question you actually came with.
PlanPending karma
Read from Shani in the D1 nakshatra, refined through the navamsa and dated against the running dasha and transit. It is written to be read once and carefully — the framing comes before the reading, and it stays before it.
PlanTransits
Live positions read against your natal chart, house by house from both lagna and chandra, with the classical result for each. Slow contacts from Shani and Guru are the ones that matter, and those are called out rather than buried in a list.
PlanEvery graha, everywhere
A graha can be exalted in the rashi chart and debilitated in nine of the sixteen vargas — the gap between a promise the chart makes and one it keeps. This is that comparison as one table: sign, house, sign lord and dignity in every divisional chart, whether it is vargottama, and where it stands in the sky right now.
PlanAsk the astrologer
Your chart is computed first and handed to the model as fact, so the answer is grounded in your placements rather than in generic sun-sign copy. It replies in English or Hinglish and remembers the thread.
PlanWhat comes next
Bhrigu Nandi Nadi read the way R. G. Rao taught it: Guru as the clock, karakas rather than houses, and the natal karaka he next contacts as the matter about to open. Comes with a day-by-day good, neutral and difficult calendar.
PlanYes, no, or wait
The chart of the question itself, judged by the Tajika yogas — Ithasala, Ishrafa, Nakta, Kambula — with classical deeptamsha orbs from Prasna Tantra and a karyasiddhi percentage rather than a bare verdict.
The ones that need a phone
A palm has to be photographed. A japa reminder has to buzz at the hour you sit. These are on the same account and the same plan — nothing extra to buy.
AppPalm reading
The lines and mounts read in the Samudrika tradition, then checked against what the chart already says. An image that is not a palm is declined politely rather than answered with invention.
AppJapa and puja
Ishta devata and the grahas that need strengthening, each with its mantra and count. A counter that keeps your streak, and a reminder at the hour you actually sit.
AppDevata
Twenty devata with their mantra, day, festival and story, plus the one presiding over today by nakshatra and weekday — and, from your chart, your ishta.
AppBhajan and raga
Bhajans and ragas organised by mood and by the time of day each raga belongs to, linked to recordings.
AppSleep programme
A listening sequence for tonight built from the running mahadasha and antardasha, rather than the same track for everyone.