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Your lagna, your dasha, your day — from the minute you were born.
Not another sun-sign app. Three fields give you your full chart, a written reading with its evidence, and the planetary periods you are living through, with real dates.
Start with your birth moment
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Rahu kalaya today
What is it?
The daytime, from sunrise to sunset, is divided into eight equal parts. Which part is Rahu kalaya depends on the weekday. Tradition sets it aside and prefers not to begin new things in it. It is a custom to be aware of, not a warning.
Worked out in your browser from today’s sunrise and sunset.
Free · out of 36Match two heartsGuna Milan — seven kutas, every point explained.Match Everything Jataka does
- Your birth chartPlanet positions, houses and your dasha periods, in South Indian, North Indian or Sri Lankan layout. Download as PDF.
- Your written readingCareer, wealth, relationships, health and more, written from your chart — with the features each part rests on.
- Today for youWhat today’s planets mean for your chart, in under a minute.
- Your dasha timelineThe planetary period you are in, and the date it ends — not a vague vibe.
Not another sun-sign app
Built on the minute you were born, the planetary periods you are actually in, and readings that show their working.
Your lagna, not just your Sun sign
The rising sign changes roughly every two hours. Most apps never ask for a birth time precise enough to get it right.
Real, dated planetary periods
Vimshottari dasha gives you an actual timeline — the date the period you are in ends, not a vague vibe.
Every reading shows its evidence
A “why this reading” panel lists the exact chart features each reading rests on, so nothing is stated without something behind it.
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Or start with the ideas
You do not need your birth time to read these.
Learn Jyotish Lagna, rashi, nakshatra and dasha — what each one actually means.The 27 nakshatras
All 27Each one in full — span, ruling planet, deity, and what the Moon does there.