Free Birth Chart (Janm Kundli) — Chart, Planets and Dasha

A chart computed from real astronomical positions for your birth details — the twelve houses in both North and South Indian formats, Navamsa (D9), full planetary positions, the Vimshottari Dasha timeline, and the Manglik and Kaal Sarp checks. No login, no payment — entirely free.

Call it a janam kundali, a kundali, a janam kundli, a birth chart or a natal chart — they are all the same thing: the sky at the moment you were born. The names differ; the calculation does not.

Plainly: this page builds your chart. The detailed reading of each house and planet, and gemstone or rudraksha guidance fitted to your chart, are not given here. That guidance is not sound to give without looking at the chart and talking it through, so it happens in a sitting with Pandit Gopal Krishna Acharya ji. Kundli Matching carries no such limit — it is free in full.

The chart is only as accurate as the birth time. The Ascendant moves roughly one degree every four minutes — an hour's error is half a sign, and all twelve houses shift with it. Guessing the time does not make the chart slightly wrong; it makes it someone else's. Fill in only what you actually remember.

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For a marriage question, the Ashtakoota match between two charts is a separate check — 36 gunas, the doshas, their classical exemptions and the remedies. That one is free in full.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is this kundli really free?

Yes. The chart (D1 and D9), the full planetary positions, the Mahadasha timeline and the dosha checks — all of it, with no fee and no login. What is not on this page is the detailed reading of each house and planet, and gemstone guidance; that happens in a sitting with an astrologer, because gemstone advice given without looking at the chart is not sound advice.

Can a kundli be made if the birth time is not known?

The signs the planets occupy will still be right, but the Lagna and all twelve houses will not be dependable. The Ascendant shifts about one degree every four minutes, so a guessed time changes the whole chart. Read the full answer here.

Which system is this chart built in?

The Parashari (Vedic) system, with the Lahiri ayanamsa and the whole-sign house system, in which sign and house are the same. Planetary positions come from real astronomical computation, not from a lookup table. Read the full accuracy check here.

What does the Mahadasha tell me?

The Vimshottari Dasha is a 120-year cycle in which each planet takes its own period. It shows which planet is carrying the main role in a given stretch of life. The dasha running at birth began before birth, which is why the first one is always a partial period.