Kundli software for practising astrologers
One kundli workspace with the Lagna and Navamsa side by side, 24 named divisional charts, 12 dasha systems and every strength table. Each check shows how it was decided, so you can test it against your own judgement before you speak to the client.
Included in the Vedic plan, Rs 3,001 a month. No card needed. Sign in with Google to start.
Who it is for
This is for astrologers who read charts every day and want the work laid out in the order they reach for it, the chart, the running dasha, doshas and yogas, strength, then remedies. It suits a Parashari reader first, and the Jaimini tables are there when you work in that line.
A client sits down and you open one page. The two charts, the planet table, the Vimshottari tree, key facts, Ashtakavarga, Shadbala, yogas and doshas are all on it. Anything deeper opens in place under the same chart, so you keep your spot while the client is talking.
What you can do with it
The kundli page
- Two charts side by side, Lagna D1 and Navamsa D9 by default, each with its own picker. The pair you choose is remembered for the next kundli.
- The picker holds the Lagna, Moon, Sun, Bhava Chalit and KP charts, the 16 Shodashvarga charts, the transit of any date and the year chart. Type a few letters to find one.
- North, South and East Indian chart styles. Degrees can be off, in degrees, or in degrees and minutes.
- Point at a planet to see arrows to the houses it aspects and dotted arrows from the planets that aspect it. Click to keep them on.
- Tint the kendras, trikonas, dusthanas or upachayas with one click, and draw special lagnas and upagrahas on the chart as layers.
- Planet table with sign, sign lord, degree, nakshatra, pada, nakshatra lord, house, dignity, and retrograde and combust marks.
- Chips under the charts for Manglik, Kaal Sarp, Sade Sati, yogas and strength. Each opens a short answer in place.
- Key facts written as sentences, from the Lagna and its lord to the strongest planet and the running dasha. Rest the pointer on a sign or house word to read what it means in this chart.
Divisional charts
- 24 named charts, D1 to D12, D16, D20, D24, D27, D30, D40, D45, D60, D81, D108, D144 and D150.
- A custom chart for any division from D2 to D300, with 8 counting rules to choose from.
- Where the books differ, the variants are named and selectable, such as B. V. Raman or Sanjay Rath for D11.
- A grid of charts at a glance, or two side by side with a line naming the planets in the same sign in both.
- A table of every planet across 14 charts, with own, exalted and debilitated signs coloured and vargottama planets named.
- Bhava Chalit by Sripati, Placidus, Porphyry or Equal houses, listing the planets that change house.
Dashas and transit
- 12 systems: Vimshottari, Yogini, Chara, Kalachakra, Ashtottari, Shodashottari, Dwadashottari, Panchottari, Shatabdika, Chaturashiti-sama, Dwisaptati-sama and Shashtihayani.
- One table of the running Mahadasha and Antardasha of all 12, with end dates.
- For the 8 conditional dashas, the rule, what this chart shows, and a result of applies, does not apply, or cannot be told. A dasha that does not apply is marked for reference only.
- Vimshottari down to Sookshma, in a tree or in columns, with the balance at birth and a dasha on any date.
- Bars against age for up to three systems, for the whole life or a close up of 20 years.
- Chara dasha by the K. N. Rao or the Sanjay Rath reading of the sequence.
- Transit of any date beside the natal chart, with when each planet entered its sign, when it moves on, its retrograde turning dates, and the natal planets it meets.
Yogas and doshas
- 24 yoga checks grouped as Raja, Dhana, Pancha Mahapurusha, Moon, Sun, Nabhasa and others, each with the planets that form it, the reading, and what strengthens or weakens it.
- Yogas that are not formed are listed too, each with the reason.
- 25 dosha checks. Manglik, Kaal Sarp and Sade Sati have pages of their own. The other 22 include Guru Chandal, Angarak, Vish, Shrapit, Grahan, Kemadruma, Gandmool, Pitru, Shakat, Kendradhipati and Daridra.
- Manglik counted from the rising sign, the Moon and Venus, with a checklist of which cancellations hold in this chart.
- Kaal Sarp with its type, named by the house of Rahu, and partial patterns kept apart from the full one.
- Sade Sati and Dhaiya for the whole life, in a dated table with today marked.
Strength
- Shadbala of the seven planets in rupas, the six strengths, the classical minimum, the ratio and the rank.
- Ishta and Kashta phala, from Uchcha and Cheshta bala.
- Sarvashtakavarga, the seven Bhinnashtakavarga tables and the points house by house, with a check against the classical total of 337.
- Vimshopaka bala out of 20 by the Shadvarga, Saptavarga, Dashavarga or Shodashavarga scheme, with a chart by chart table.
- Baladi, Jagradadi, Deeptadi and Lajjitadi avasthas.
- Planetary war with the distance of every pair, and natural, temporary and five-fold friendship.
Jaimini, points and readings
- Chara karakas by 8 or 7 planets, with a warning when two karakas are within a quarter of a degree.
- The twelve arudha padas, argala with virodhargala on every house, and rashi drishti.
- Special lagnas, 11 upagrahas including Gulika and Mandi, 51 sahams, Gandanta, Pushkara, the 64th navamsa, the 22nd drekkana and Badhaka.
- Written readings of each planet by sign and house, the rising sign, the birth star, house lords, conjunctions and aspects, each with a tone and what can change it.
- Notes tied to a planet, a period or a yoga, with follow-up dates, kept with the kundli.
- Client reports in Summary, Standard and Full editions, saved as PDF with your name and logo.
See it in the tool
Real screens from the tool, made with sample charts. Select a screen to see it larger.
The kundli page
The Lagna and Navamsa side by side, each with its own picker. The aspect and layer switches sit above them, the house sets below, then the chips for Manglik, Kaal Sarp, Sade Sati, yogas and strength.
Divisional charts at a glance
Each small chart says what it is read for. Click a heading to enlarge the chart with its planet table, or switch to Compare two.
All 12 dasha systems in one table
The running Mahadasha and Antardasha of every system, with end dates. The Condition column says which conditional dashas apply to this chart. Click a row to open that system.
Yogas, grouped by kind
The count at the top says how many of the 24 checks are present. Each line names the yoga, its status, the planets that form it and how it forms in this chart.
Shadbala against the minimum
Bars show each planet against its classical minimum, with a two-tone bar for Ishta and Kashta. The table below gives the six strengths in rupas, the minimum, the ratio and the rank.
Manglik with its cancellations
The answer comes first, then where Mars stands from the rising sign, the Moon and Venus. Further down, each cancellation rule says whether it holds here.
How it fits a sitting
- Search for the client by name, or add a new kundli from the name, birth date, time and place. The chart opens at once.
- Read the two charts and the chips under them for any Manglik or Kaal Sarp, and whether Sade Sati is running.
- Go to the Vimshottari card for what is running now. Pick a date in the Dasha page when the client asks about a year gone by.
- Open Other calculations for a deeper table. It opens above the list and stays until you close it or open another.
- Press Note and write what you told the client. Tie it to a planet or a period and give it a follow-up date.
- Make the report in the edition the client needs, and save it as a PDF.
Method and sources
Planet positions come from NASA JPL DE440 tables, in the sidereal zodiac, with whole sign houses. Lahiri is the default ayanamsa, and KP, Raman and True Chitra can be chosen, with the mean or the true node. Where the classical sources or later books differ, the page names the reading it uses.
- NASA JPL DE440 tables, with the checks listed in the tool under How Charts Are Calculated
- Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, including chapter 46 for the dasha systems, chapter 27 for the Shadbala minimums and chapter 45 for the avasthas
- Jaimini Upadesa Sutras, as set out by K. N. Rao and Sanjay Rath, for the Chara dasha
- Tajika Neelakanthi and the Hayanaratna of Balabhadra, for the 51 sahams
What it does not do
- Without a birth time there is no rising sign, so houses, Shadbala, Ashtakavarga, arudha padas and the Chara dasha are left out, and only 11 of the 24 yoga checks can run. The page says so. Birth Time Rectification in Predictions can help find the time.
- KP, Raman and True Chitra ayanamsa tables cover 1950 to 2075. For a birth outside those years the chart uses Lahiri and says so. Birth dates in the form run from 1900 to 2074.
- For Chara and Kalachakra dashas the published sources do not agree on every detail. The tool shows the choice it made, and you should check it against your own school.
- It lists patterns and tendencies. It does not give a final judgement on a chart, and a yoga or dosha shown as present is not a promise of any event.
Questions
How many divisional charts can I open?
24 named charts, from D1 to D150. Past those, the custom page draws any division from D2 to D300 by one of 8 counting rules. It is useful for testing a chart from a book.
Can I change the ayanamsa or use the true node?
Yes. In Settings, Charts, choose Lahiri, KP, Raman or True Chitra, and the mean or true node. Every open chart is worked out again. Basic Details shows the ayanamsa value used, so you can compare with another source.
How does it treat conditional dashas such as Ashtottari?
It tests the rule on this chart and says applies, does not apply, or cannot be told. The periods stay visible for reference, and a dasha that does not apply is clearly marked.
My client does not know the birth time. Is the page still useful?
Yes, for what does not need the rising sign. Planets, nakshatras, the Moon chart, Vimshottari dates and the sign readings still show. Without the time, Vimshottari dates can move, because the Moon is placed for the time the engine uses. The page says so.
Can I check the Shadbala working?
Yes. Each of the six strengths is shown in the table, with the minimum from Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra. This website also has a free Shadbala calculator for a second look.
Is there a free kundli as well?
Yes. The free tools on this website make a birth chart. This Pro tool is for the depth above, client records and reports.
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