Vedic birth chart calculator

You get the Rasi and Navamsa, six topic-specific divisional charts, the applicable dasha with sub-periods, the Tithi Pravesha and Tajaka annual charts, and today's gochara transits read against your own placements. Every chart is computed with PyJHora using the sidereal Pushya-paksha ayanamsha.

Charts you can compute here

• D-1 — Rasi — Birth chart
• D-9 — Navamsa — Dharma & Fortune
• D-10 — Dasamsa — Career
• D-24 — Chaturvimsamsa — Education
• D-7 — Saptamsa — Children
• D-4 — Chaturthamsa — Property
• D-20 — Vimsamsa — Religious / Spiritual
• D-6 — Shashthamsa — Health
• Annual · TP — Tithi Pravesha — Annual (soli-lunar return)
• Annual · TP D-10 — Tithi Pravesha D-10 Dasamsa — Annual Career (soli-lunar return)
• Annual · Tajaka — Tajaka / Varshaphal — Annual (solar return)
• Gochara — Current transits, read against your natal placements

Not sure your birth time is exact? Every divisional chart above is cast from a single minute, and they cross a sign far faster than a birth time is usually recorded — the D-10 about every twelve minutes. Test your birth time against events you remember before you rely on them.

New to divisional charts? Read what each chart covers before you compute, or get a free career reading interpreted from your chart.

Want to know how a transit is judged? Read how gochara is read against your birth chart — which planets matter, and how long each one stays.

Analyze your charts with ChatGPT

How do I analyze my Vedic chart with ChatGPT?

On the charts page, press Copy for ChatGPT and tick the charts you want. The birth chart is always included, charts you have not opened yet are computed first, and everything is copied as one document. Each chart and the current transits also have their own Copy button. Every copy starts with a ready-made prompt that describes exactly what was copied and asks the AI to name the placement, dasha or transit behind each point and not to assume anything that is missing, so you only need to paste it into ChatGPT, Gemini or Claude and send. For one area of life, include its divisional chart: D-10 for career, D9 for marriage and fortune, D24 for education, D7 for children, D4 for property, D20 for spiritual life, or D6 for health. Then ask your follow-up questions in the same conversation.

Read the step-by-step guide — what to copy, what the ready-made prompt asks, and good follow-up questions.