Learning jyotish properly
Most sites tell you what a placement means. Almost none tell you which text says so.
What you get
- 572 reviewed interpretation entries across 16 kinds — planet-house, planet-sign, dasha pairs, nakshatras, yogas, aspects and more.
- Every entry names its classical source on the page, so a claim can be traced back rather than taken on trust.
- The computation method is published openly, including the ayanamsha and how festival dates are validated.
- All of it is free to read with no account, because a reference behind a paywall is not a reference.
How it works
Each entry is written from the classical effect described in a named text, paraphrased in original wording — classical effects are tradition, but translation prose is not something to copy. Entries carry a source and a review status, and the whole canon is baked into the application rather than stored in a database, so what you read on a public page is exactly what a reading is built from.
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Common questions
Which classical texts are cited?
Principally Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, Phaladeepika and Saravali, with the specific source named on each entry rather than listed once in a footer.
Is the interpretation library really free?
Yes — every placement, nakshatra, dasha-pair and gemstone page is readable without an account. Paid products are the written PDF reports and the AI chat and voice sessions, not the reference itself.
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