Private beta
IndicAstro is Jyotish software for the browser: precise sidereal charts, divisional vargas, dashas you can follow, and AI that sits with the kundli in front of you. Clear enough for a first chart. Serious enough for daily practice.
The gap
Serious computation still lives on a desktop from another decade. Everything else on the web is built to sell you a consult, a match, or a remedy. IndicAstro is the missing middle: classical Vedic software, modern to use — and nothing else in the cart.
The desktop standard
Working jyotishis still open classical desktop software when the math has to be right — vargas, dashas, the full stack. It also assumes Windows, a dated interface, and a machine you never lose. Powerful. Stationary. Not how the rest of software works now.
The cloud storefront
Easy to open on a phone. Built to route you toward paid readings, matches, and remedies. The charts are a doorway, not the product — and the computation often isn’t what a practitioner would trust. Pretty. Shallow. Always selling the next thing.
What IndicAstro is
No astrologer marketplace. No gemstone cart. No “talk to a guru” upsell. Charts, readings, a workspace you shape, and a kundli you can sit with. We sell the tool — not a session on the other side of it.
Who it’s for
One product, two ways in. Language you can follow without a glossary — and an engine a working jyotishi can actually trust.
For the curious
See lagna, houses, and dashas in language that doesn’t assume a decade of study. Ask a plain question about work, timing, or why this year feels heavy. Start with a basic reading — go deeper when you want.
For the jyotishi
Shodasha Vargas, North and South Indian styles, saved charts, dashboards you design. No Windows install. No version locked to one machine. Computation you can inspect — not a black box with a pretty wheel.
AI on the chart
Not a chatbot with a natal dump pasted in. IndicAstro computes the chart first, then brings the right slice of it — grahas, houses, vargas, dashas — to a strong model with a Jyotish knowledge base. The conversation stays on your kundli.
We use the best current models, carefully. Context is kept lean on purpose: only what the question needs, so the reasoning stays sharp. The knowledge base holds the Jyotish — house-lord logic, yogas, varga confirmation, dasha rules — so the model infers from the chart in front of you, not from the internet’s idea of astrology.
Can you check why career feels blocked in this Saturn mahadasha?
Reading D1, D10, and dasha together. Saturn ties the 10th to duty and delay, while the active bhukti presses work houses. D10 repeats the pressure, so this looks like consolidation before movement — a pattern you can verify, not a generic hard year.
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Sidereal positions, dignity, vargas, and dashas are computed first. The AI never invents a placement — it reads the kundli IndicAstro already drew.
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A career question does not drag the whole file into the model. IndicAstro gathers the relevant houses, vargas, and dasha slice so the context stays tight and the reasoning stays clean.
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A knowledge base of house-lord logic, yogas, and varga confirmation sits with the model. Answers sound like Jyotish — not a horoscope column with Sanskrit sprinkled on.
Ask as a beginner
Ask as a jyotishi
Chart engine
Positions, dignity, combustion, retrograde, nakshatra and pada, Lagna and houses, Vimshottari dasha. Divisional charts are derived from D1 the classical way — not recomputed from scratch. Built for people who will check the degrees.
Classical nine grahas, outer planets when you want them, panchanga, and house systems suited to Jyotish — whole-sign by default.
EngineThe same birth data, rendered in the style you actually read. Switch without recomputing. Lagna stays obvious.
ViewsD1 through D60 — Rashi to Shashtiamsha. Built for comparison across vargas, not a single lonely D9 tab.
D1–D60Supported divisional charts
Kundli readings
A first look that stays honest, and an advanced pass a jyotishi would actually annotate. You choose how far to go — the kundli underneath does not change.
Basic
Lagna, Moon, the broad life picture, and the dasha you’re in — written so a curious reader can follow without a glossary open.
Advanced
Yogas, varga confirmation, dasha–bhukti detail, house lords — the layer you’d mark up in a serious session.
Workspace
Save charts and open them later — any device, any browser. Build dashboards around the way you actually work, not a fixed desktop template from 2004.
A teaching layout with NI and SI side by side. A client board of D1 + D9 + dasha. A rectification bench with event markers. Compose once; return anytime.
Birth-time rectification
Two paths into a tighter window. Rough graha memory, or life events as anchors. Rectification is a search — not a miracle. IndicAstro treats it that way.
You remember the Moon was in Karka, lagna somewhere near Simha, Saturn “about there.” Feed approximate graha positions and let IndicAstro search plausible birth times that fit the sky you recall.
Useful when family memory is stronger than the hospital clock.
Marriage, a move, a career turn, a loss. Mark events on a timeline and test which birth-time windows make the dashas and transits line up with what actually happened.
Built for jyotishis who already think in event–dasha pairs.
Classic Windows tools still assume one desktop, one OS, one machine. IndicAstro is a website. Open it on a Mac, a phone, a library computer. The engine is the same — sidereal, tested, and already built to run at the edge.
Private beta
Charts you can trust, readings you can follow, and a kundli you can talk to. Founding invites go to this list for beta updates.
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