Free Vedic birth chart · Kundli

Your free Vedic birth chart,
interpreted — not just drawn.

Enter your birth date, time and place. Ask Lumi computes your sidereal chart and writes a six-chapter Life Story about you from it: your Lagna, your Moon and nakshatra, your soul planet, your strongest yoga and your dasha periods, in plain words, with the astrology named as the proof.

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What is free

Everything you need to start, at no cost

Most free chart sites stop at a table of planets. The free part of Ask Lumi is the reading itself.

Your full birth chart

The Rashi chart (D1) and the divisional charts, including the Navamsa (D9), with every planet's sign, house, nakshatra and strength.

Your Life Story

A six-chapter book written from your chart, with a shareable archetype card. Free once for each chart.

General transit readings

What each planet's move through the sky means for your rising sign or Moon sign, written for every change in the sky.

Two questions to Lumi

Ask about career, marriage, money or health and get an answer from your own chart, not a sun-sign horoscope.

How it works

From birth details to a reading in three steps

Enter your birth details

Date, time and place of birth. The time matters: the Ascendant changes about every two hours, and the divisional charts change within minutes.

Your chart is computed

True sidereal positions with the Lahiri ayanamsa, the standard in Indian astrology, plus Vimshottari dasha, Shadbala and Ashtakavarga.

Read your Life Story

Six chapters about who you are, how you feel, what you came for, how you work and the chapters of your life, ending with three questions worth asking next.

A real sample

What a free interpretation looks like

Three of the six chapters, exactly as the app wrote them for a sample profile. Nothing edited.

Sample profile (not a real person) · born 14 March 1993, 07:20, Pune, India · Pisces Lagna, Moon in Scorpio

The Ocean and the Ledger

You pour ocean-deep warmth into everyone you meet, while quietly carrying an exacting fire that longs to retreat into silence.

Grace at the Threshold

You walk into a room and the temperature softens immediately. With Pisces rising carrying an exalted, retrograde Venus in Revati nakshatra, you offer an almost disarming beauty of manner—a gracious, intuitive presence that makes strangers confess their burdens to you over an ordinary cup of tea. Yet you already know the peculiar friction inside this charm. Your ascendant lord, Jupiter, sits opposite in analytical Virgo, retrograde in the seventh house, ruling both your first house of self and your tenth house of public standing. While your surface radiates uncalculated warmth, your mind is constantly cataloguing the room, adjusting for other people's unspoken motives, and managing expectations. Pushan, the gentle pastoral guide of Revati, watches over your footsteps, lending you an instinct to shepherd others home safely. But because retrograde Venus rules your third house of personal willpower and eighth of sudden transformations, your shadow is giving away the store just to avoid a sharp word, only to feel secretly depleted. This placement either makes you the ultimate diplomatic counselor or a person who perpetually disappears into their partner's life. Choose conscious counsel: set your boundaries in ink, not in disappearing water.

The Two A.M. Ledger

At two in the morning, when the house is still, your mind does not drift gently into sleep; it audits. With a bright, waning Moon debilitated in Scorpio in the ninth house of meaning and philosophy, placed in Anuradha nakshatra and watched by an austere Saturn, your emotional depth is profound, yet watchful. Anuradha is the lotus rising through dark silt, presided over by Mitra, the guardian of sacred friendship and cosmic covenants. You are intensely loyal, yet you keep an unwritten emotional ledger. When someone breaks faith or acts with petty carelessness, you rarely yell; instead, you quietly withdraw your warmth behind a polite wall. Debilitated in both your birth chart and your inner soul chart (Navamsa), this Moon carries a quiet fear of being caught unprepared or emotionally exposed. Its second path, however, is exceptional: transformed through discipline and loyalty, it grants you the ability to navigate complicated crises without flinching. When the midnight dread whispers that no one will ever match your devotion, walk through the house, drink water, and remind yourself that not every casual acquaintance was built to survive Scorpio's deep waters.

The Unfolding Road

Your life unfolds across distinct, timed thresholds. Your earliest infancy held the quiet, heavy imprint of Saturn in the twelfth house, before shifting into the Mercury chapter until age seventeen, where a combust, retrograde mind in the twelfth house fostered early introspection, quiet observation, and hidden anxieties. From seventeen to twenty-four, Ketu in your third house demanded hard, gritty self-reliance, pushing you to build grit through awkward, solitary effort. At twenty-four, you entered your current twenty-year Venus chapter, lasting until forty-four. As Venus sits exalted in your first house, this is the grand window of your personal emergence, magnetic charisma, and aesthetic maturity; currently in the Rahu sub-period, it urges you to claim worldly recognition without losing yourself in other people's mirrors. Looking ahead, ages forty-four to fifty open the Sun chapter, turning you toward spiritual stripping, foreign horizons, or profound interior work. From fifty to sixty, the Moon chapter activates your ninth house, demanding emotional peace through devotion and philosophy. Between sixty and sixty-seven, Mars brings domestic renovation and assertiveness, before Rahu from sixty-seven to eighty-five urges you into late-life, unconventional wisdom.

The full Life Story also has a chapter on the soul planet (Atmakaraka), one on how this person works, and a closing letter. Yours is written in your own language.

Reading a Vedic chart

What a real interpretation looks at

A Vedic chart is read in layers. These are the ones your Life Story uses, with free guides if you want to learn them.

Lagna (Ascendant)

The sign rising at your birth. It sets the twelve houses and describes how you meet the world.

The first house →

Moon sign and nakshatra

Your Moon sign (Rashi) and its nakshatra describe your inner life and set the start of your dasha periods.

The Moon →

Planets in houses and signs

Each of the nine grahas acts through the house it sits in, the houses it rules and its strength.

The nine planets →

Yogas

Planet combinations, such as Raja yogas and the five Mahapurusha yogas, that mark your particular strengths.

The tenth house →

Dasha periods

The Vimshottari dasha divides life into planetary chapters. It shows which themes are likely to be active when, as windows of tendency, never certainties.

Saturn →

Navamsa (D9)

The ninth divisional chart deepens the reading of each planet and of marriage and partnership.

The seventh house →
Vedic or Western?

Why your Vedic sign may differ

If you know your Western sign, your Vedic one is often a sign earlier. That is expected, not an error.

Vedic (Jyotish)Western (tropical)
ZodiacSidereal: measured against the stars (Lahiri ayanamsa, about 24° today)Tropical: tied to the seasons
Main focusLagna and Moon, with the 27 nakshatrasSun sign
TimingDasha periods plus transitsMostly transits and progressions
PlanetsSun to Saturn plus Rahu and KetuIncludes Uranus, Neptune and Pluto
Questions

Free Vedic birth chart: common questions

Is the Vedic birth chart really free?

Yes. Your full chart, your six-chapter Life Story (once per chart) and the general transit readings are free, with two questions to try Lumi. You need a free account; no card is asked for. Plans add more questions and profiles if you want them.

What do I need to get my Kundli?

Your date, time and place of birth. The more exact the time, the better: the Ascendant changes about every two hours and the divisional charts change within minutes.

Which ayanamsa does Ask Lumi use?

Lahiri (Chitrapaksha), the standard ayanamsa in Indian astrology, on true sidereal planetary positions.

Why is my Vedic sign different from my Western sign?

Vedic astrology measures the zodiac against the stars, which today sit about 24 degrees from the seasonal zodiac Western astrology uses. So your Vedic Sun, Moon and Ascendant are often one sign earlier.

What does the interpretation cover?

Six chapters: how you come across (Lagna), your inner life (Moon and nakshatra), your soul planet (Atmakaraka), how you get things done (career planet, tenth house and your strongest yoga), the chapters of your life (your dasha sequence with ages) and a closing letter.

Can it tell me exactly when things will happen?

No honest chart reading can. Ask Lumi reads timing as windows of tendency, the periods when a theme is most likely to be active, and usually gives you more than one way it could play out.

Which languages can I read it in?

English, Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati, Punjabi, Bengali, Telugu, Kannada, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean and Chinese. Your Life Story is written natively in the language you choose.

See what your chart says

Free, in your language, from your real chart, and it ends with the three questions most worth asking first.

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