Free Vedic Birth Chart
by Date of Birth & Time
Traditionally called a janam kundli — the sky at the moment you arrived.
A kundli is not a horoscope column. It is a precise map of nine grahas across twelve houses, calculated from your date, time and place of birth — and read as a description of tendencies, not a sentence passed on you.
What your free janam kundali includes
Every section of the kundli calculator below is computed, not written — and each one feeds the interpretation rather than decorating it.
Lagna & houses
Your rising sign and all twelve bhavas, each with the graha sitting in it and what that placement tends to emphasise.
Nine grahas
Sun through Ketu with sign, house, degree, dignity and retrogression — the raw material every other reading draws on.
Nakshatra
Your birth star, its ruling planet and pada, which is what fixes your dasha sequence and much of your temperament.
Navamsa (D9)
The divisional chart traditionally read for marriage, dharma and the deeper strength of a planet beyond its Rasi position.
Dasha timeline
Vimshottari mahadasha and antardasha periods with real dates, so timing questions get a window instead of a shrug.
Yogas & doshas
Named combinations and afflictions, each with what it strengthens or strains — and whether tradition cancels it.
What you actually get
Not a summary paragraph. These are the real chart views from the app, rendered on a sample chart, so you know exactly what appears after you enter a date, time and place.
Lagna Chart (D1)
The birth chart itself — life as it is actually lived. The diamond is fixed: house 1 is always the top-centre box and the numbers run anti-clockwise from it. Each box holds the grahas sitting in that house, so a house with nothing in it is read through its lord instead.
- Your lagna is Leo, so that sign occupies the 1st house and every other house follows from it.
- Occupied houses: 4th (home and mother) — Rahu; 5th (children and learning) — Jupiter; 7th (marriage and partners) — Saturn; 9th (fortune and father) — Sun, Mercury; 10th (career and standing) — Moon, Ketu; 11th (gains and friendships) — Venus; 12th (loss and release) — Mars.
- Saturn is retrograde.
- Rahu is retrograde.
- Ketu is retrograde.
Where the nine grahas actually sat, in the North Indian diamond. House numbers stay fixed; the signs rotate around your Lagna.
Sample chart · your own reading will differ
Rasi and Navamsa, drawn properly
Your Rasi chart shows where the grahas actually sat. The Navamsa divides each sign into nine parts and is read for marriage, dharma and whether a planet is stronger or weaker than its Rasi position suggests.
Both are drawn in the North Indian diamond style, with every placement labelled — no decoding a diagram you were never taught to read.
- check_circleNorth Indian diamond layout, house numbers fixed
- check_circleGrahas labelled with sign, degree and retrogression
- check_circleNavamsa (D9) alongside the Rasi (D1)
- check_circleAspects and house lordships noted where they matter
Why the D9 changes the reading
A planet can look strong in the Rasi chart and weak in the Navamsa, or the reverse. Tradition treats the D9 as the deeper truth of a planet's condition — which is why a reading that skips it can be confidently wrong.
Arivyah computes both and reads them against each other rather than presenting the D9 as a curiosity.
- check_circleVargottama planets flagged where sign repeats across D1 and D9
- check_circleMarriage and partnership questions read from the D9
- check_circlePlanetary strength assessed across both charts
The dasha timeline
Vimshottari dasha divides 120 years into planetary periods, each with a distinct character. Knowing you entered a Saturn mahadasha four years ago often explains a stretch that felt heavy for no visible reason.
You get the whole sequence with dates, plus the antardasha inside your current period — the sub-cycle that usually accounts for the texture of a given year.
Dasha is read alongside what the sky is doing now: see your current transits and Sade Sati.
- check_circleMahadasha sequence across the full 120-year cycle
- check_circleCurrent antardasha with start and end dates
- check_circleWhat each period tends to ask of you
- check_circleRead against current transits, not in isolation
About your chart
Why is my sign different from what I thought?add
Vedic astrology uses the sidereal zodiac, which accounts for the precession of the equinoxes. Western astrology uses the tropical zodiac. The two have drifted about 24 degrees apart, so your Vedic sun sign is usually the one before your Western one. Both are internally consistent — they're measuring from different starting points.
How exact does my birth time need to be?add
Within a few minutes is ideal. The Lagna changes roughly every two hours, so an hour's error can shift your entire house structure. Moon sign, nakshatra and dasha are far more forgiving. If you're unsure, generate the chart anyway and treat house-specific detail as provisional.
What if I only know the date?add
Arivyah defaults to noon. Your Moon sign, nakshatra and dasha timeline will usually still be right, and those carry a lot of the reading. The Lagna and house placements won't be reliable, and the report won't pretend otherwise.
Can I save more than one chart?add
Yes, as many as you like, each labelled by relationship — yourself, a partner, a child, a parent. Compatibility matching then works across any two of them.
Do I get a PDF?add
Yes. The full interpretation, charts, dasha timeline and dosha analysis export as a PDF you can keep or take to an astrologer for a second reading.