What a calculator tells you

A full reading looks at your whole chart at once. A calculator does the opposite: it asks one focused question and answers just that. Think of it as a single instrument rather than the whole orchestra.

What they have in common

Every calculator is built on the same foundation — your birth chart, worked out from your date, time and place of birth. Each one is free, runs instantly on the page, and needs no account. You can run any of them as many times as you like.

What each one is for

• Mangal Dosha — whether your chart carries Mangal (Manglik) Dosha, a common pre-marriage check.
• Kaal Sarp Dosha — whether the Kaal Sarp pattern is present.
• Sade Sati — whether you're in Shani's seven-and-a-half-year phase, and which part.
• Nadi Dosha — a specific compatibility check used in matchmaking.
• Lal Kitab — readings and remedies in the Lal Kitab tradition.
• Kundli Matching — how well two charts match for marriage (Guna Milan).
• Rising / Ascendant — your rising sign, the Lagna that anchors a chart.
• Dasha — your sequence of planetary periods and which is running now.
• Transit Today — where the planets sit today relative to your chart.
• Varshphal — your chart for the coming year.
• Life Report — a broad snapshot across the main areas of life.
• Baby Names — auspicious name ideas for a newborn.

Where a calculator stops

A calculator gives you a clean answer to a narrow question but a chart is a web of influences, and one thread rarely tells the whole story. A dosha result, for instance, is a starting point, not a verdict: the classical traditions also weigh cancellations and balancing factors that a single check doesn't show.

So treat a calculator as the first question, not the last word. When you want the full picture — how everything sits together — that's what a free reading or a premium report is for.