Lagna and planets
Your rising sign and all nine grahas with degrees, houses, nakshatras and dignity.
Free kundli
A kundli is an astrological birth chart: a map of where the planets stood at the moment and place you were born. Enter your details to generate a complete report — lagna, planets, houses, nakshatra, doshas, dasha and remedies.
Enter your birth details to generate the chart.
A complete chart, not a Sun-sign paragraph.
Your rising sign and all nine grahas with degrees, houses, nakshatras and dignity.
Every bhava, the sign on its cusp and the planets placed there, explained in plain language.
Manglik, Kaalsarpa, Sadhesati and Pitra combinations, read with context rather than alarm.
The mahadasha and antardasha timeline, including the period you are in now.
Lagna, Moon, Sun, Navamsa and Chalit charts drawn from the same calculation.
Gemstone, rudraksha and mantra suggestions based on your ascendant, Moon and dasha lords.
The chart is calculated from the actual positions of the planets, not from a table of Sun signs. We use the Lahiri ayanamsa, whole-sign houses and the classical Vimshottari dasha. Every value comes from the same calculation, so the planet table, the chart drawing and the dasha timeline agree with each other.
Charts created while you are signed in are saved to your account, so you can reopen them later.
A Janam Kundali is the birth chart cast for the moment and place of birth. It records the ascendant, the Moon, the Sun and the nine grahas across twelve houses. Vedic astrologers read that pattern as a map of temperament, timing and themes — not a fixed script.
Once the chart is open, use the tabs to move between basic details, predictions, planet positions, charts, doshas, dasha and remedies.
The Lagna chart is the main birth chart. Its first house is the sign rising on the eastern horizon at your birth, and the remaining houses follow in whole-sign order. It is the chart most people mean when they say “kundli”.
Planetary positions come from an astronomical ephemeris using the Lahiri ayanamsa and the coordinates of your birthplace. Accuracy depends on the exact birth time and place. If the time is uncertain, the rising sign and houses are approximate.
The Navamsa, or D9 chart, divides each sign into nine parts. It is traditionally used to look more closely at marriage, dharma and the inner strength of each planet.
It helps, especially for the ascendant and house placements. If you do not know it, leave the “I don’t know my exact birth time” box ticked. Noon will be used and the rising sign will be marked approximate.
Yes. Basic details, predictions, planet positions, charts, doshas, dasha and remedies are all open right now.
It takes a date, a time and a place.