Astroyana research · interactive
Where do you land?
Our studies put real numbers to the patterns astrology argues about — across 100,000 synthetic charts. This is the personal flip-side: enter your birth details and see where your chart actually falls. Most of what gets sold as rare or alarming turns out to be ordinary — and a few quietly special things are genuinely yours. No AI, nothing stored.
These are the base rates your chart is measured against — the mathematical share of birth moments that produce each pattern:
5.5%
have a full Kaal Sarp Dosha
28%
are Manglik after classical cancellation
43.7%
have a combust Mercury
24.8%
sampled charts in Sade Sati on 2026-06-03
How this works
Your chart is computed with the same engine our live calculators use — Swiss Ephemeris, Lahiri ayanamsa, whole-sign houses. Each of your placements is then compared against the base rates from two of our studies: the dosha-prevalence study (100,000 charts) and the planet-dignity study (50,000 charts). The figures are base rates per birth moment from a synthetic sample — no real user data, no claim about anyone’s life. Curious about the method? Read the full methodology.
FAQ
What does “Where do you land?” do?
It computes your birth chart with our Swiss-Ephemeris (Lahiri) engine and shows where your own placements fall against the base rates from our research — for example, whether you have a full Kaal Sarp (about 5.5% of sampled charts do), whether you are Manglik (a net 28% after classical cancellation), whether you are in Sade Sati (24.8% of sampled charts on 2026-06-03), and which of your planets are combust or dignified.
Do you store my birth details?
No. Your date, time and place are sent once to compute the chart and are never stored, logged or shared. The tool needs no name, email or sign-in, and only aggregate comparisons are returned — never your raw positions.
Is this a prediction about my life?
No. The percentages are the mathematical base rate per birth moment from a synthetic sample, not a survey of real people. The tool simply tells you how common or rare each of your placements is — a calm reality check, not a forecast.
Why do I need my birth time?
The rising sign and several placements move quickly, so an unknown time (a noon guess) would mislead. If you do not know your exact time, start with the free Vedic snapshot, which still reads the date-stable parts of your chart.
Free to cite with attribution to Astroyana. Figures are the mathematical base rate per birth moment from a synthetic sample, computed with our Swiss-Ephemeris (Lahiri) engine — not a survey of real people, and not a claim about anyone’s life.