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A kundli (also called a janam kundli or birth chart) is a map of where the planets were in the sky when you were born, drawn the Vedic way with the sidereal zodiac. Enter your birth details to see your rising sign, planet placements, navamsa and the dasha running now, and I'll explain each one. It is free, with no sign-up.

Example: India's Independence moment, 15 August 1947 at midnight in Delhi, gives Vrishabha (Taurus) rising, the Moon in Karka (Cancer), and the birth star Pushya.

Questions

What is a kundli?

A kundli, also called a janam kundli or birth chart, is a map of the sky at the exact time and place you were born. It shows which sign and house each planet sat in, and it's the starting point for reading a Vedic chart.

What do I need to make a kundli?

You need your date, time and place of birth. The place gives the latitude and longitude, and the time decides your rising sign (lagna). Your name is optional.

What if I don't know my birth time?

You still get a partly filled kundli. I show each planet's sign when it stays the same all day, and I tell you when the Moon changes sign. I don't show the rising sign, houses, navamsa, or dasha, because they need the time. If you know the part of the day, more of the Moon becomes certain.

Is the kundli tool free?

Yes. The kundli result is free, with no sign-up needed to see it.

Which system does this kundli use?

It uses the Indian sidereal system with the Lahiri ayanamsa, the standard in Vedic astrology. Most Western charts use the tropical zodiac, so your signs may differ from the ones you know.

What is the difference between a North and a South Indian chart?

They show the same chart in two layouts. The North Indian style keeps the houses in fixed places, with the rising sign in the top diamond, and the signs move around it. The South Indian style keeps each sign in a fixed box and marks the rising sign. Pick the one you grew up with. You can switch any time, and I remember your pick on this phone.

What is the navamsa (D9) chart?

The navamsa splits each sign into nine equal parts, and each part gives a planet a new sign. Traditionally it is read as a finer layer of the chart, often linked with relationships and long-run growth. Read it next to your main chart, not alone.

What is a dasha?

A dasha is a timeline of planet periods. The common one, Vimshottari, runs 120 years and starts from your Moon's birth star. The big period is the mahadasha, and a smaller antardasha runs inside it. Read it as the theme of a season, not as a prediction.

Is my birth data saved or shared?

I use your details to draw the chart and do not keep them. If you tick "Save this on this phone", they stay on this phone and nowhere else. The share card shows only signs and a dasha lord, with no date or place. A copied link holds your birth details, so send it only to people you trust.

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