Free kundli app, with panchang and the Hindu calendar
Your janam kundali, Kundli Milan, today's panchang and the year's vrats and festivals in one app, in English or Hindi.
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Free to download. Open it and make a chart: no account is needed to start.
- Free
- No login to start
- English and Hindi
The app at a glance
- Price
- Free paid readings are optional
- Android
- 7.0 or later Google Play
- iPhone
- iOS 15 or later App Store
- Language
- English, Hindi every screen
- Account
- Not needed only to save and to ask
- Chart
- North or South Indian Lahiri ayanamsha
What does the VedicSense app do?
Five tabs, one for each thing people open a kundli app for, and reminders that work on their own.
- Today
Today's panchang for your city
The tithi, nakshatra and sunrise worked out for where you are, with Rahu Kaal and the day's choghadiya, so the first thing you open in the morning is already about your own city.
- Kundli
A full janam kundali, not a summary
The birth chart in the North or South Indian style, all sixteen divisional charts and Bhava Chalit, Vimshottari dasha down to prana, Yogini dasha, Shadbala, Bhava Bala and Ashtakavarga, the doshas with what the tradition prescribes, a written reading and the PDF.
- Match
Kundli Milan out of 36
Guna milan for two births, Mangal dosha, the cancellations the texts allow and the nivaran for each dosha that stands. Save a match and show it to the family later.
- Calendar
The Hindu calendar, month by month
Every tithi, vrat and festival of the month with a sheet of its own, each Ekadashi with its parana time, and the day's muhurat.
- Reminders
A reminder before the days you keep
Ekadashi, Purnima, Amavasya and the festivals you pick, the parana time to break the fast and, if you want it, one line each morning with the day's tithi.
- Ask
Questions about your own chart
Signed in, you can put a question to the assistant about a chart you have saved. It answers from the chart VedicSense computed for you, not from a general horoscope.
From the kundli you can also open the KP chart, Varshaphala, the transits (Gochar) and Sade Sati for the same birth, without typing it again.
Should I use the app or the website?
Either, or both. A chart comes out the same in each; they differ in what is handy.
- The same in both
One calculation, one answer
The app asks the VedicSense servers for every chart, match and panchang, so the numbers are the website's own: sidereal, with the Lahiri ayanamsha and whole-sign houses.
- Better in the app
Kept on your phone
Your family's births one tap away, reminders that ring on the phone before a vrat, and notifications only for the kinds you switch on.
- Better on the website
Nothing to install
It works on a computer and on any phone, and it holds the long reference pages: every rashi and nakshatra, festival dates for each year and city, and the muhurat list for each occasion.
- Together
One free account for both
Sign in with the same account and the births and matches you saved on the website are in the app, and the ones saved in the app are on the website.
What the app does with your birth details
The app sends the birth details you type to VedicSense so the chart can be worked out, and that is all they are used for. Without an account, no birth is saved for you.
With a free account, the births and matches you choose to save are kept for you alone until you delete them, and deleting the account removes everything at once. The app does not track you across other apps or websites. Notifications are off until you allow them, with a switch for each kind.
Questions about the kundli app
Short answers about the price, Hindi, phones, working offline and your data.
Not ready to install? Your kundli takes a date, a time and a place, right here in the browser.
Make my free KundliIs the VedicSense kundli app free?
Yes. The app is free to download, and the kundli, Kundli Milan, panchang, Hindu calendar and reminders are free to use. Longer written readings are paid and optional: where the app offers one, you buy it through Google Play or the App Store, the price is shown first, and nothing renews by itself.
Is there a kundli app in Hindi?
Yes. Every screen of the VedicSense app is in Hindi and in English: the kundli, the matching, the panchang and the calendar, with the names of the tithis, nakshatras and festivals written as they are in a Hindi panchang. You choose the language when you first open the app and can change it later in Account.
Do I need an account or a login to use the app?
No. Open the app and make a kundli, match two charts or read the panchang without signing in. A free account is needed only to save births and matches, so they open on another phone or on the website, and to use Ask.
Which phones does the app run on?
Android phones on Android 7.0 or later, from Google Play, and iPhones on iOS 15 or later, from the App Store. There is no separate iPad or computer version: on a computer, the website has the same tools in the browser.
Does the kundli app work offline?
It needs the internet to work out a chart, a match or a panchang, because the calculation is done on VedicSense's servers and not on the phone. The vrat and festival reminders you switch on are scheduled on the phone itself, so they ring without a connection.
Is my birth data stored?
The birth details you enter are sent to VedicSense to calculate what you asked for. Without an account, no birth is saved for you. With an account, only the births and matches you choose to save are kept, for you alone, until you delete them, and deleting the account removes everything.
Is the kundli in the app as accurate as the website?
Yes, because it is the same calculation. The app asks the VedicSense servers for every chart, so the positions, the dasha dates and the panchang timings are the website's own: sidereal, with the Lahiri ayanamsha and whole-sign houses, checked against reference values before each release.
Download the VedicSense kundli app
Free on Google Play and the App Store, for Android 7.0 or later and iPhones on iOS 15 or later. English and Hindi.
