Free Kundli online by date, time and place of birth

What your free Kundli includes

Every chart starts with astronomical calculation, not guesswork. Your free report shows:

• Ascendant (Lagna): the sidereal sign rising on the eastern horizon when you were born. It sets the house framework for the whole chart.
• Moon sign (Rashi): the sign the Moon occupied. In Vedic practice this is often more central than the Sun sign. Learn how Rashi is worked out.
• Birth Nakshatra and pada: the lunar mansion of the Moon, one of 27 segments of 13°20′. See all 27 Nakshatras.
• Planetary positions: the sign, house, degree and retrograde status of each graha.
• A personalised reading: a personality overview, selected planetary insights and short notes on career and relationships, interpreted from your calculated chart.

If you want more depth, the optional complete report (₹99, one-time) adds detailed sections on career, wealth, relationships, family, Yogas and Doshas, and your Vimshottari Mahadasha and Antardasha periods. You can read the free report first and decide afterwards.

How to enter your birth details

1. Name and email. We use your name to address the report and your email to send you the private link. Nothing else.
2. Date of birth. As written on your birth certificate or family records.
3. Time of birth. The local clock time at the birthplace. Do not convert it to another time zone yourself; we do that using historical time-zone data.
4. Place of birth. Start typing the town or city and pick the correct match. Confirm it, because places with similar names exist in different states and countries.
5. Approximate time. Tick this if your birth time is a guess or rounded (for example “around 6 in the morning”).

Why birth time matters so much

The rising sign changes roughly every two hours, and the Moon moves about 13 degrees a day, crossing into a new Nakshatra about once a day. A difference of even 15 to 30 minutes can shift the Ascendant degree, move planets between houses or, near a boundary, change the Moon’s Nakshatra. When you mark the time as approximate, the report avoids confident house-based statements and says which conclusions are time-sensitive.

What a Janma Kundli is, briefly

In Jyotish, the Vedic astrological tradition, the Janma Kundli is the foundational document. It records the sidereal positions of nine grahas (Sun, Moon, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, Saturn and the lunar nodes Rahu and Ketu) across twelve signs and twelve houses. Traditional readings combine three layers:

• Placement: which sign and house each graha occupies and how strong it is there.
• Relationship: conjunctions, aspects (drishti) and house rulerships that link the planets.
• Timing: the Vimshottari dasha sequence, which divides life into planetary periods starting from the Moon’s Nakshatra at birth.

For a fuller introduction, read our guides to Vedic astrology and how to read a Vedic birth chart.

How AstroVeda AI calculates and interprets your chart

Planetary positions come from our high-precision astro engine, using the Lahiri ayanamsa and whole sign houses. The chart is always calculated first; the AI-powered reading then explains it, without inventing placements, guaranteeing outcomes or using fear-based language. Details are on how it works and AI Kundli analysis.

Astrology is a traditional interpretive practice. Please read the report as reflection, not as a forecast to base major decisions on. See our astrology disclaimer.