Free Vedic birth chart
Free kundli
computed, not guessed
Your birth chart, computed from real planetary positions and shown with its working. Date, time and place — nothing else, and no sign-up.
Enter the birth details
No account, no phone number. The chart opens straight away.
What the chart carries
- Lagna and the twelve housesThe rising sign to the degree, every graha in its rashi and nakshatra, and the pada it stands in.
- Sixteen divisional chartsD1 through D60 — Navamsha for marriage, Dashamsha for work, and the rest, each computed rather than approximated from the D1.
- Vimshottari dashaThe full chain to Sookshma depth, with the dates each period begins and ends.
- Ashtakavarga and ShadbalaBindus per house with the 337 invariant checked, and the six-fold strength of every graha.
- A reading in plain wordsWhat the chart says, written from the facts the engine produced — never a sentence that does not trace to one.
What a kundli is
A kundli is the sky at the minute you were born, drawn as a chart. The lagna is the sign rising on the eastern horizon at that moment; it moves about one degree every four minutes, which is why the birth time matters more than any other input. From the lagna come the twelve houses, and from the grahas standing in them comes everything a reading is built on.
What this site does differently
Where the classical authorities disagree — and on nineteen points they do — this engine names both readings rather than picking one quietly. Every chart carries the ayanamsa it used, the house system, and the rule behind each conclusion. A number you cannot check is a number you cannot trust.
Is the kundli really free?
Yes. The chart, the divisional charts, the dashas and the strengths are all computed and shown without an account or a payment. Nothing is held back behind a sign-up.
What if I do not know my exact birth time?
Enter the closest you know. The lagna moves a degree every four minutes, so an hour's error can move the rising sign — the chart will still be drawn, but treat the houses as approximate until the time is confirmed.
Which ayanamsa do you use?
Lahiri, which is the Indian standard, and the chart says so. Every other choice the engine makes travels with the chart, along with what the alternative would give.