Indian Jyotish toolkit

Vedic Astrology, calculated transparently.

Begin with the sidereal birth chart that anchors the AstroSaki astrology suite. Every report identifies its calculation convention, keeps Parashari, KP and Lal Kitab layers distinct, and explains traditional results in plain English.

Sidereal zodiac

Lahiri ayanamsa

Birthplace aware

Historical timezone

Chart foundation

D1 plus D9 support

Timing system

Vimshottari Dasha

Astrology subcategories

Choose the question you want to explore

The live tool has a working calculator and complete report. Planned tools are shown for clarity and are never linked to unfinished pages.

Available now Foundational tool

Vedic Birth Chart

Generate a sidereal Janam Kundli from your birth date, exact local time and birthplace. Read the chart from astronomical placements through the final interpretive layers without mixing the rules of separate paddhatis.

You enter
Birth date, exact time and birthplace
You receive
Charts, tables, Dashas and detailed interpretations

Report includes

  • Lagna, Rashi and planetary degrees
  • Nakshatra, Pada and Panchang
  • D1 Rashi and D9 Navamsa charts
  • Vimshottari Mahadasha, Antardasha and Pratyantardasha
  • Parashari foundation with separate KP and Lal Kitab views
Generate Birth Chart
Relationship matching Coming soon

Kundli Milan

A structured marriage-compatibility view designed to compare two birth charts through traditional matching factors, chart context and clearly disclosed limitations.

Planned input
Two complete birth profiles
Planned output
Guna matching and chart-level compatibility context
Tool coming soon
Transit guidance Coming soon

Rashifal

A Rashi-based forecast experience planned to present time-bound planetary themes with readable periods and responsible, non-deterministic guidance.

Planned input
Birth or Moon-sign context
Planned output
Daily, monthly and annual transit themes
Tool coming soon
Question chart Coming soon

Prashna Kundali

A focused chart for the exact time and place a sincere question is asked, designed to keep Prashna rules separate from the natal birth-chart method.

Planned input
Question moment and location
Planned output
Question-specific chart factors and synthesis
Tool coming soon

How to read responsibly

One chart, clear layers

AstroSaki does not merge distinct systems into a single unexplained result. Each layer is labelled so you know which rule produced it.

Read methodology & sources
  1. 01

    Calculate

    Resolve the exact birth moment, coordinates and sidereal planetary positions.

  2. 02

    Separate

    Present Parashari, KP and Lal Kitab conventions as distinct views.

  3. 03

    Interpret

    Explain patterns as traditional guidance, never as guaranteed outcomes.

Frequently asked questions

Vedic Astrology FAQ

The essentials to know before generating or reading a chart.

What is Vedic Astrology?
Vedic Astrology, also called Jyotish, is an Indian tradition that studies the sidereal zodiac, planets, houses, Nakshatras and timing systems from a specific birth or question moment.
Which AstroSaki astrology tool should I use first?
Start with the Vedic Birth Chart. It establishes your Lagna, planetary placements, houses, Nakshatras and Vimshottari Dasha periods, which form the foundation for deeper chart study.
What information is needed for a Vedic Birth Chart?
Enter your birth date, exact local birth time and birthplace. The calculator uses the selected location and its historical timezone to resolve the birth moment.
Why does an exact birth time matter?
The Ascendant and house framework can change as time passes. Even a modest time difference may alter the Lagna degree, house cusps, divisional-chart positions or Dasha balance, so use the most reliable recorded time available.
Which ayanamsa and node convention does AstroSaki use?
The main Vedic Birth Chart uses sidereal positions with Lahiri ayanamsa and mean lunar nodes. Ketu is placed exactly opposite Rahu. The report discloses these conventions so results can be compared consistently.
What is the difference between the D1 and D9 charts?
D1, or the Rashi chart, is the primary chart for planets, signs, houses and life themes. D9, or Navamsa, is a divisional chart used as a supporting layer for planetary strength, dharma and relationship analysis; it should not replace the D1 chart.
Are Kundli Milan, Rashifal and Prashna Kundali available?
These subcategories are planned but are not live yet. Their cards are clearly marked Coming soon, while the Vedic Birth Chart is available now.
Can an astrology report guarantee future events?
No. AstroSaki calculates and explains traditional astrological patterns, but interpretations are not guaranteed forecasts and should not replace medical, legal, financial or psychological advice.

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Start with your Vedic Birth Chart

Use your most reliable birth time and review every calculation convention directly in the report.

Open Birth Chart