Aroha Astrology
Available nowiOS coming soonYour Janam Kundli, computed with Swiss Ephemeris precision, then explained in plain language: your Lagna, Rashi and Nakshatra, the Dasha you’re in, the yogas in your chart and what today’s sky means for you.
What you get
Your full Vedic birth chart, computed from your exact birth details.
Navamsa, Dasamsa and more, for deeper analysis beyond the main chart.
Bindu strength, Shadbala, and retrograde/combust flags for every planet.
Mahadasha, Antardasha and Pratyantardasha: the timeline of your life.
Raja Yoga, Gajakesari, Dhana Yoga; Mangal, Kaal Sarp, Sade Sati and more, detected automatically.
The full 36-point Ashtakoota match, plus Manglik status for both charts.
Tithi, Nakshatra, Yoga, Karana, Rahu Kaal and Choghadiya for your location.
Ongoing readings that track how transits affect your chart over time.
Personalised suggestions based on your own planetary placements.
Karmic debts, Pakka Ghar strengths, and a remedy for every planet in your chart.
Vedic Mulank & Bhagyank, Lo Shu Grid, and your Pythagorean life-path numbers.
Nine lines and nine mounts, read from your photos and checked against your chart.
Draw your home, point it north, and see every room’s Vastu rating, with fixes, a 3D view and a report.
Not sure of your exact time? We narrow it down from your life’s major events.
A chanting library of 50 shlokas with audio, plus all 701 verses of the Gita.
Ask follow-up questions, grounded in your actual chart, in your language.
How it works
You need your birth date, time and place to get started.
Swiss Ephemeris precision and the Lahiri ayanamsa, the standard India’s government almanac uses.
Grounded in your real chart data, the Vedic Astrologer answers follow-up questions, in your language.
Ask about your own chart
The Vedic Astrologer chat in Aroha Astrology answers from what is in your Kundli. Use it to understand your own chart.
Anything, in your own words and language: work, relationships, timing, a placement you don’t understand.
Your Lagna, the Dasha you’re running and today’s transits, all computed from your own birth details.
Reads the question against classical rules and your chart.
Plain-language guidance with the reasoning shown, so you can weigh it for yourself.
I’m running Jupiter Mahadasha. Is this a reasonable time to go back to studying?
In your chart Jupiter rules the 9th house, traditionally the house of higher learning, and sits in the 5th, the house of intellect. Classical texts read that combination as supportive of study during Jupiter’s period. Your Saturn Antardasha begins next year, which is usually read as slower, steadier progress rather than a block.
Go deeper
Every report runs your own birth chart through a fixed set of classical calculations. A blurred preview is always free before you unlock the full reading.
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The method
Every chart starts with the Swiss Ephemeris, an astronomical calculation engine that observatories rely on, to place all nine grahas to sub-degree accuracy at your exact moment and place of birth.
Vedic astrology follows the constellations as they appear in the sky, while the Western calendar zodiac stays fixed to the seasons. So we apply the Lahiri ayanamsa, India’s official sidereal correction, and derive the divisional charts from D1 through D60 from that base chart.
However you think
Vedic astrology, or Jyotish, is India's traditional system of reading the sky at your birth. Here is where it comes from, how it works, how it differs from Western astrology, and what it can and cannot tell you.
A complete reference to all 27 Nakshatras in Vedic astrology: the degrees each covers, its ruling planet, presiding deity, symbol and Gana, plus how to find yours and what each detail is used for.
Your Rashi is the 30° zodiac sign your Moon falls in; your Nakshatra is the 13°20′ lunar mansion within it. Here is how the two fit together, what each is used for, and why two people with the same Rashi can have different Nakshatras.
A Panchang is the traditional Hindu almanac built from five daily measurements: Tithi, Vara, Nakshatra, Yoga and Karana. Here is what each one means, how it's calculated, and how people use a Panchang to plan festivals, fasts and important days.
Questions
Aroha Astrology is a Vedic astrology app and website: a free Janam Kundli computed with Swiss Ephemeris precision, daily Panchang and horoscope, Vimshottari Dasha, yogas and doshas, Kundli matching, personalised reports and a Vedic Astrologer chat grounded in your own chart, in English and six Indian languages.
Charts use the Lahiri (Chitrapaksha) ayanamsa, India’s official standard for the sidereal zodiac, computed with the Swiss Ephemeris. The free web Kundli uses whole-sign houses.
Your Kundli, daily Panchang, horoscope, Moon sign, Guna Milan and the shlokas and Gita libraries are free. Deeper reports and chat use a simple credit system, always shown before you spend anything, and every report has a free preview.
Aroha Astrology is available on Android through Google Play and on the web at app.arohaastrology.in. The iOS app is coming soon.
No. Vedic astrology is a traditional system of interpretation. Aroha computes your chart accurately and explains what classical texts say about it, as a tool for reflection, not as a prediction or a substitute for professional advice.