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Feature guide

Every feature, step by step

What each tool needs from you, exactly what to click, and how to read the answer. Everything here runs on the same deterministic KP engine — no result on this site is written by a language model.

1. Where to start

You do not need to know which KP technique answers your question. The box at the top of the app — What do you want to know? — takes plain language and routes you.

  1. Open the app. The ask box is the first thing on the screen.
  2. Type your question the way you would say it out loud: Will the property deal close this year?
  3. Press Continue. The question is checked for shape first — if it cannot be judged as written (an either/or, a request for advice, a vague wish), you are told why and offered better phrasings before anything is computed.
  4. If it is answerable you are offered two routes: Use my birth details (a full Birth Chart reading) or I don't have birth details (Horary, which answers from a number you pick now).
This step is free and needs no account. The shape check runs a deterministic rule set on your device's request — no AI, no chart computation, no credit.

Once you sign in, the home screen also shows what has changed since your last visit: prediction windows that have opened or closed, your own track record, and your most recent chart. Every tool remains available under All tools.

2. Birth Chart Free

A full natal reading across every life domain — marriage, career, finance, health, children, property, education, travel and more — each with its own verdict and timing windows.

What you need

  • Date of birth
  • Time of birth (to the minute)
  • Place of birth

What you get

  • Chart wheel & planet / cusp tables
  • A verdict per life domain
  • Dated timing windows
  • Ruling planets & significators
  1. Open Birth Chart from All tools, or pick Use my birth details from the ask box.
  2. Enter name, date, time and place. Start typing the place and pick from the suggestions — this sets the coordinates and the historical time zone for that date automatically.
  3. Press Generate. The chart wheel and tables appear first.
  4. Scroll to Life predictions. Each row is one domain with a verdict and, where the rules allow one, a date window.
  5. Click any row to expand the reasoning: the cuspal sub-lord, its significators, and which KP rule produced that verdict.

Reading the verdict

VerdictWhat it means
PromisedThe cuspal sub-lord signifies the houses the event needs. It is on.
Promised with delayPromised, but a retrograde or obstructed significator pushes it later. A station date is given where one applies.
Promised with obstructionPromised, with a competing signification that works against it.
Weak promiseTechnically signified, but thinly. Treat the timing as indicative.
DeniedThe sub-lord does not signify the houses required. The chart does not promise it.
Birth time matters more here than anywhere else. KP is minute-sensitive: the cuspal sub-lord can change within four minutes. If your time is uncertain, run Birth Rectification first — a verdict from the wrong minute is confidently wrong.

3. Horary (Prashna) Free

Answers one specific question from the moment you ask it. No birth details needed — this is the tool for a question about something outside your own chart, or when your birth time is unknown.

  1. Open Horary (Prashna).
  2. Write your question as a single, answerable yes/no. Will I get this job? works. Should I take this job or the other one? does not — split it into two questions.
  3. Think of a number between 1 and 249 and enter it. Pick it the moment the question is genuinely live for you; do not shop around for a number.
  4. Confirm your current place and time — the chart is cast for now, where you are.
  5. Press Judge. You get the verdict, the ruling planets, and the timing window.
Ask once. Re-asking the same question with a new number until you like the answer is the one habit that makes horary useless. The first sincere asking is the reading.

4. Panchang Free

The five limbs of the day — Tithi, Vara, Nakshatra, Yoga and Karana — plus Rahu Kalam, Yamaganda, Gulika and the day's usable muhurta windows.

  1. Open Panchang.
  2. Set the date and place. It defaults to today, where you are.
  3. Read the inauspicious periods at the top: these are the windows to avoid for anything you are starting deliberately.
  4. Use the muhurta strip below them for the good windows on that date.

5. Compatibility (Kundli Milan) Free

Ashtakoot Guna matching for a couple, scored out of 36, with each of the eight koots shown separately.

  1. Open Compatibility.
  2. Enter both partners' date, time and place of birth.
  3. Press Match.
  4. Read the per-koot breakdown, not only the total — a strong total can hide one weak koot that matters to you, and a middling total is often fine once you see where the points went.

An optional AI Explanation is available on this result, priced and modelled the same way as birth-chart AI Explanation — Premium and Premium+ get a deeper reading, not just the base model.

6. Home Muhurta Free

Picks an auspicious date and time for a specific personal event — moving in, a ceremony, starting something new.

  1. Open Home Muhurta and choose the event type.
  2. Give the date range you are willing to consider, and the place.
  3. Press Find windows. Candidate windows come back ranked, each with the reason it scored where it did.
  4. Where you have supplied birth details, the ruling planets at that moment are checked against your chart as an extra confirmation.

An optional AI Explanation is available on this result, priced and modelled the same way as birth-chart AI Explanation.

7. Financial Astrology

Entity charts and event comparison for money questions — an incorporation moment, a listing date, a deal window.

  1. Open Financial Astrology.
  2. Choose whether you are casting an entity chart (a company, from its founding moment) or comparing candidate event dates.
  3. Enter the moment and place, or the list of dates to compare.
  4. Read the verdict and, for comparisons, the ranking with the reason each date placed where it did.

An optional AI Explanation is available on this result, priced and modelled the same way as birth-chart AI Explanation.

8. Birth Rectification

Finds your most likely exact birth time by testing candidate minutes against life events you already know happened.

  1. Open Birth Rectification.
  2. Enter your birth details and the widest time range you consider plausible.
  3. Add the events you are sure of — marriage, a job change, a move, a birth in the family — with their dates. More events give a sharper answer; three or four is a usable minimum.
  4. Press Auto-search. Candidate times come back with a confidence figure and the events each one explains.
  5. If you accept one, press Apply to this chart. Your saved chart's birth time is updated and marked rectified, and every later reading uses it.
Applying is deliberate, not automatic. Rectification proposes; you decide. Until you apply it, nothing about your saved chart changes.

9. TSP Quick Question Free

A fast answer from the Significant Planet method — lighter than a full horary judgment, for when you want a quick read rather than the whole apparatus.

  1. Open TSP Quick Question.
  2. Type the question and confirm the moment and place.
  3. Press Answer. You get the significant planet, what it signifies, and the resulting yes/no.

10. Cuspal Interlinks Free

S. P. Khullar's Kalamsa and Cuspal Interlinks Theory — the chain of star, sub and sub-sub lords linking one cusp to the houses that fulfil it. This is the technique behind the "why" panel elsewhere in the app, exposed on its own.

  1. Open Cuspal Interlinks and enter the chart details.
  2. Choose the cusp you want traced.
  3. Read the link chain: which planet occupies the sub, whose star it falls in, and which houses that reaches.

11. Tracking predictions, and what actually happened

The app issues dated, falsifiable predictions. This is where you record whether they came true — which is the only honest way to know how accurate any of it is.

  1. On a Birth Chart result, click + Track next to a life-domain prediction.
  2. It appears on your home screen under Your open windows, and in Account › Tracked Predictions.
  3. When its window closes, answer Yes, it happened / No, it didn't / Too early to tell. Picked the wrong one? Use ✎ Edit.
  4. Once you have answered a few, Your track record appears on the home screen. It stays hidden below three answers, because a rate off one or two answers is noise, not a measurement.
  5. Optionally turn on email reminders in the same section, so you are nudged when a window opens and again when it closes.

When you do not want to be asked

  • Don't track this — on an open-window row, next to the answer buttons. Closes that one window without deleting the record. Reversible.
  • I'm done with this topic — offered right after you answer Yes, it happened. Stops the whole topic being raised again, including future windows. Use it for something genuinely finished; most domains recur for a lifetime, so property, career and travel windows keep coming back by design.

Both are undoable from Account › Tracked Predictions, and neither changes a verdict — the chart still says exactly what it said.

12. Saving charts

  1. On any result, press Save and give the chart a name.
  2. Find it under Account › Saved Charts. Star the ones you use often.
  3. Each row shows a birth-time confidence chip — stated (you typed it), rectified (it came out of rectification), or unverified (you flagged it as unknown).
  4. Saving the same chart twice does not create a duplicate; the existing one is returned.

13. AI Explanation

An optional plain-language write-up of a result you already have. It explains the verdict the engine produced; it never produces one.

  1. Generate any reading.
  2. Press Explain this. You are shown the credit cost before anything is spent.
  3. Confirm. The explanation is saved with the reading so you are not charged twice for the same one.
This is the only paid-AI feature on the site. The chart, the verdicts, the timing, the question checker and the help chat are all deterministic and cost nothing to run.

13a. Base vs Standard vs Premium vs Premium+

Every pack buys AI Explanation questions, but not at the same model. The tier you buy decides which model writes the explanation — and, on the features below, whether a stronger model is used at all. A verdict itself (win/lose, promised/not promised, the cuspal chain behind it) is identical at every tier: it comes from the deterministic engine, not the AI. What changes is the write-up.

TierPacksModelWhat it's for
Basepack1–3Haiku (fast)Clear, correct explanations of a verdict already reached. Most questions.
Standardpack4–5SonnetMore careful reasoning through open-ended birth-chart questions with several moving parts.
Premiumpack6OpusDeeper cross-referencing of significators, dashas and conflicting evidence. Also unlocks Descriptive Indicators and upgrades Compatibility, Muhurta and Financial Astrology explanations.
Premium+pack7Fable (newest)Everything Premium has, on the newest model. Fewer questions per pack — see why below.

Why the pack sizes shrink as the tier rises. A Premium/Premium+ answer costs roughly 15× a Base one to produce, at the same length. The same money buys a better answer, not a bigger pile of cheap ones — pack6 is 35 questions where pack5 is 100, and that is priced honestly rather than promising a volume the tier can't actually sustain.

Example — an open-ended birth-chart question ("will my career take off after age 30?"): the engine hands every tier the same computed verdict, dasha timeline and significator set. A Base answer explains that verdict directly and correctly — which houses and periods drive it, stated plainly. A Premium/Premium+ answer works through the same evidence in more depth: it is more likely to reconcile a period where two indicators disagree, connect the timing window to a specific sub-period rather than just the running dasha, and notice a secondary significator worth mentioning that a faster pass would leave out. Both are honest about the same chart; the stronger model simply reasons over more of the evidence at once.

Example — Descriptive Indicators ("who will I marry, and what will they be like?"): this feature is Premium and Premium+ only at every tier below that — a Base or Standard account does not see the panel at all, not a weaker version of it. Premium and Premium+ both draw on the same correspondence tables and chart evidence; Premium+ reasons over that evidence with the newest model.

One deliberate exception: Horary. A horary answer explains a verdict the engine already judged from one number — it is not open-ended reasoning across a whole chart, so a stronger model has little to add. Horary AI Explanation uses the same model for every tier, Base included. Premium and Premium+ pay for a better answer where the write-up genuinely benefits from a stronger model: birth-chart questions, Descriptive Indicators, and the Compatibility, Muhurta and Financial explanations below.

14. Languages and help

  • Eight languages — English, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, Japanese and Chinese. Switch from the selector in the header; the whole interface, the User Guide and the help chat follow.
  • User Guide — long-form how-to for every tool, inside the app.
  • Help chat — the bubble in the corner. Deterministic keyword matching over a written knowledge base, in all eight languages. It does not call any AI service.

15. Developer API

The same engine, callable from your own software. Register an app, get an App ID and Secret, and POST to /api/v1/*.

Everything above is in the app right now.

Open the app Read the API docs