Vedic Astrology
Free Kundli and Birth Chart
Enter your birth details to get a Vedic birth chart calculated on the sidereal zodiac, with your running dasha and dosha checks.
Inside Your Report
What Does the Free Kundli Include?
Both chart styles
North Indian and South Indian layouts of the same birth chart, so you can read it in the format your family is used to.
Vimshottari dasha
Your mahadasha and antardasha periods laid out on a timeline, showing which planetary period you are running now and what comes next.
Dosha checks
Mangal dosha, Kaal Sarp and Sade Sati are each checked against your chart. A flag is a starting point for study and not a verdict.
Yogas and positions
Planetary degrees, nakshatras and the significant yogas formed in your chart, calculated with Swiss Ephemeris data used by professional astrologers.
After You Generate
How Do You Read Your Kundli Report?
Start with the Lagna
The rising sign sets out the twelve houses of your chart. If your birth time is approximate, treat the Lagna as provisional, because the rising sign changes roughly every two hours. Your Moon sign is a different point: it names the sign the Moon occupied at birth, so it can differ from the Lagna. The Moon stays in one sign for about two and a quarter days, so the Moon sign holds up better if the recorded minute is a guess.
Check the running dasha
The Vimshottari timeline shows the planetary period you are in and the one that follows, which is where most questions about timing begin.
Read doshas in context
A flagged dosha is a prompt to look at its cancellations and at the strength of the planets involved, and it is not a conclusion.
Note your questions
Write down the decisions in front of you, such as a marriage, a job or a move, so a consultation can begin from them.
Five parts do most of the work in any kundli. The table below sets out what each one answers and where it shows up in your report.
| Chart ingredient | Question it answers | Where you spot it |
|---|---|---|
| Lagna | Which sign rose at birth | First house in both charts |
| Moon sign | Sign the Moon held | The Moon row of positions |
| Nakshatra | Moon's star among 27 | Beside each planet's degree |
| House | Life area a planet touches | The twelve chart boxes |
| Dasha | Which period runs now | The Vimshottari timeline |
Tool and Consultation
When Is a Free Kundli Enough, and When Do You Need a Reading?
A free kundli is enough when you want your own positions on paper: the Lagna, the planets by sign and nakshatra, the running dasha and the standard dosha flags. It gives you a chart to study, to share with family or to bring to a consultation.
A reading becomes useful when a decision depends on interpretation. Marriage matching, the timing of a job change, a dosha whose cancellations need weighing and a muhurat all call for judgement across several parts of the chart at once, which a calculation cannot supply. In those cases Riya reads the chart with you and answers the question you bring.
Both rest on the same sidereal calculation, a fact worth keeping in mind when your kundli sign differs from a newspaper horoscope under Vedic vs Western astrology, so the kundli you generate here is a sound starting point for either.
Common Questions
Which Details Matter Before You Generate a Kundli?
What is a janam kundli?
What details do I need to generate a kundli?
What if I do not know my exact birth time?
What does the free kundli include?
My kundli shows a dosha. Should I worry?
Is the free kundli accurate?
Beyond the Report
Want Someone to Read the Chart With You?
The tool shows the positions, and Riya reads what they mean for your questions.