Ask a question about your chart — in the app
The tools on this site draw the chart. Reading it — 'shaadi kab hogi?', 'is this a good month to start?' — happens in the app, where each answer is written from your own calculated chart.
A sample conversation
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Reads from your saved chart · every sentence traceable
- You: Meri shaadi kab hogi?
- Astro: One question first — are you asking about a marriage already being arranged, or when a relationship might turn into one?
- You: Arranged. Family has started looking.
- Astro: Read from your chart: the 7th lord Venus is in the 11th, and Venus antardasha in Rahu mahadasha runs from March 2027 to May 2030. Jupiter transits your 7th from Vrishabha in 2027. Classical texts treat that overlap as the period when a settled match is most likely — describing a window, not promising one.
- Astro: Why this: 7th lord · Venus antardasha · Jupiter over the 7th.
Questions are answered in the app, from the chart on your phone.
What a page cannot do
Ask in your own words
English, Hindi, Hinglish, Punjabi, Bengali, Tamil, Marathi or Telugu. Like a real astrologer, it may ask a question back before it reads.
Vedic, Lal Kitab and numerology
Your Parashari chart with dashas and transits, a Lal Kitab chart, and your mulank, bhagyank and namank, all from one set of birth details.
Kundli Milan
Ashtakoota matching for two saved charts: all eight kootas scored out of 36, with Manglik checked for both.
Timing
Ask when, and the answer comes from your dasha periods and the transits over your chart.
Vrat reminders and japa
Ekadashi, Pradosh and your own vrats for your city, and a mala counter that remembers today's count.
Tap to see why
Tap any placement in your chart to see its degree, sign, house and nakshatra.
Questions people ask
Why can't I ask here?
Because a reading needs your saved chart, the people you saved and the follow-up questions an astrologer would ask, and those live in your Jyotish account. The website computes charts; the app reads them.
Does it use AI?
Yes. Planetary positions, houses, nakshatras and dashas are calculated on your phone; no language model decides a placement. The answer to your question is written by Google's Gemini from that calculated chart, and the app labels AI-written answers.
What won't it answer?
Health, legal, investment and self-harm questions are declined, not guessed at. Elections, markets and sport are not read, and it will not predict a baby's sex. The app says why and, where it matters, points to real help.
Is it free?
Your kundli, the daily reading, panchang, tarot and ten questions a day are free. A short video adds ten more. Kundli Milan reports, palm readings and extra questions use credits, which you can earn by watching an ad or buy.
Not sure what to ask? See the questions people ask — shaadi, naukri, dasha, upay — and how each is read.