Every tool here runs on the same Vedic calculations our astrologers use: real ephemeris data, real panchang, no generic readings. Use them as often as you like, without paying and without signing up.
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Choose your rashi — your Vedic Moon sign, which is usually one back from the Western sign you know. Not sure which is yours?
The slow-moving planets set the shape of a year. Each page carries a detailed reading for all twelve rashis, with the transit dates that drive it.
Some things are worth reading rather than computing. These explain what the tools above return.
Kaal Sarp, Mangal, Pitra, Nadi, Shrapit, Kemadruma, Guru Chandal and the rest — what each is, how it is judged, and what tradition prescribes for it.
Already know you want yours checked? Run the Dosha Check — it computes which are present in your own chart.
Read the guide →Each birth star with its ruling planet, deity, symbol and the qualities tradition attributes to it — and the Nakshatra Homa performed for each.
Read the guide →What Vimshottari is, why the period you are running matters more than most placements, and how mahadasha and antardasha are read together.
Read the guide →The five limbs — tithi, vara, nakshatra, yoga and karana — and how Rahu Kalam, Yamagandam and Gulikai are derived and used.
Read the guide →The syllables traditionally assigned to each pada of the twenty-seven birth stars, with names for each — and the Namakarana muhurat for the naming itself.
Read the guide →A calculation tells you what is there. It does not tell you what to do about it — that is where these tools hand over.
Every tool works without an account. If you sign in and choose to save, your family’s birth details become reusable profiles — so you do not re-enter them, and a ritual form can reuse the same details. Tool results are not saved silently.
A tool computes; an astrologer reads. For what a placement actually means for you — its strength, its timing, and what it touches — book a live session with one of our astrologers. The fee is credited in full against any ritual you book afterwards, so the reading effectively costs nothing if you act on it.
Most astrology sites gate their calculators behind a sign-up, then sell the result back as a report. We do neither. The arithmetic of a birth chart is settled — the ephemeris is the ephemeris, and a kundli computed correctly is the same kundli whoever computes it. There is nothing to sell in that, and pretending otherwise would be dishonest.
What is genuinely worth paying for is the human judgement above the arithmetic: an astrologer who can read the whole chart and tell you which placement matters and when, and priests who can perform the rite tradition prescribes. That is what AstroBhava charges for. The calculations that lead you there are yours, free, as often as you want them.