Two ways to enter a kundli
Type names, dates, times, and birth places — or switch to chart mode and enter lagna, moon sign, and nakshatra values directly.
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Enter birth details or upload two kundlis. AI Pandit Ji works out the match score, explains the strengths and the cautions in plain language, and shows the reading your family's own tradition would use.
Works on phone, tablet, and desktop. Installable for offline use.
An illustration of the report layout — not a real match.
Built for families comparing two charts seriously — with the detail a pandit would look at, written so anyone can follow it.
Type names, dates, times, and birth places — or switch to chart mode and enter lagna, moon sign, and nakshatra values directly.
Upload an existing kundli as an image or PDF and the form fills itself by reading the chart, with support for 11 file languages including Hindi, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, and Odia.
Pick your state and the reading follows the matching family used there — or choose Compare to keep Ashtakoota and South Porutham side by side.
Read the full result in English, हिन्दी, বাংলা, తెలుగు, मराठी, தமிழ், ગુજરાતી, ಕನ್ನಡ, മലയാളം, ਪੰਜਾਬੀ, or ଓଡ଼ିଆ.
Birth places resolve to coordinates and time zone, and positions are computed from an astronomy engine rather than lookup guesswork.
Ten sections covering the score details, good signs, care points, chart snapshot, and regional reading — downloadable to share with family.
Three steps, and nothing leaves your device except the place lookup.
Enter birth details for the groom and bride, or upload each kundli file and let auto-fill do the typing.
Select a state to follow its matching family, or use Compare to see both major styles next to each other.
Get the score, the factors that passed, the ones that need care, and a plain-language summary in your language.
Different regions weigh different factors. AI Pandit Ji implements five families and applies the one your selected state actually uses.
The 36-point moon-sign and nakshatra system used across most of North, East, West, and Central India — eight factors, each carrying its own weight.
The porutham family used in Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, and Telangana, with Tamil Nadu and Kerala variants that give more weight to their own traditional checks.
Three further readings for states whose practice differs from the mainstream families.
Traditional red flags such as a failing Bhakoot, Nadi, or Rajju reduce the final score and are called out explicitly, rather than being averaged away into a comfortable number.
The matching itself runs entirely in your browser — there is no AI Pandit Ji server to send it to. Your entries are saved locally only so the form is still filled in next time. Two things do leave your device when you ask for them: a birth place name goes to a geocoding service to resolve coordinates and time zone, and an uploaded kundli file goes to an OCR service to be read. Both are covered in the privacy policy.
A more accurate time gives a more accurate lagna and nakshatra, so it is worth checking a birth certificate or horoscope if you have one. You can still get a moon-sign based reading with an approximate time, and the report tells you which parts of the result depend on precision.
Upload it. Auto-fill reads the chart values out of the file so you don't retype them. Printed charts read best; handwritten ones usually need a quick manual check afterwards. If uploads fail or get rate-limited, add your own free OCR.Space key in Settings.
In the 36-point Ashtakoota system, 18 and above is conventionally treated as acceptable and the high twenties as strong — but a single failing factor like Nadi or Bhakoot matters more than the total. That's why the report separates the number from the cautions instead of reducing everything to one verdict.
Because the traditions genuinely differ. A pandit in Chennai and one in Patna weigh different factors, so the same two charts can read differently. Compare mode exists so you can see where a match is strong in both styles and where the tradition is doing the work.
Yes. Open the app and install it from your browser menu or the Install App button. Matching then works without a connection — only place lookup and file auto-fill need the internet.
No sign-up, no payment, no data collection. Open it and start with two names and two birth dates.
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