Free Janam Kundali (Vedic Birth Chart)
Your Janam Kundali is a map of the sky at the exact moment and place you were born. SNS Astro generates it from a high-precision ephemeris — the same astronomical data professional software uses — so your Lagna (ascendant), Rashi (Moon sign), Nakshatra, planetary positions and Dasha timeline are accurate and reproducible, not guesswork.
What your Kundali shows
A complete birth chart is more than a single sign. It places all nine grahas (planets, including Rahu and Ketu) across twelve houses, each governing a part of life — self, wealth, communication, home, creativity, health, relationships, transformation, fortune, career, gains and losses. Reading the chart is about how these placements interact.
- Lagna (Ascendant) — your rising sign and chart framework
- Rashi & Nakshatra — Moon sign and birth star
- Graha positions — all nine planets by sign and house
- Bhava (houses) — the twelve life areas
- Vimshottari Dasha — the planetary periods timing events
Why birth time and place matter
The ascendant changes roughly every two hours, and the Moon can shift sign within a day, so an accurate birth time and location are what separate a meaningful chart from a generic one. If you know your birth time to the minute, your Kundali — including houses and Dashas — will be far more useful.
Choose your ayanamsa
Vedic astrology is sidereal, so it applies an ayanamsa (a correction for the precession of the equinoxes). SNS Astro supports Lahiri (the Indian standard and our default), Raman and KP, so your chart matches the tradition your family or astrologer follows.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Janam Kundali really free?
Yes — you can generate your full birth chart with planetary positions, houses and Dashas for free. Detailed written reports and consultations are optional extras.
What if I don't know my exact birth time?
You can still see your Sun-sign horoscope and an approximate chart, but the ascendant, house placements and Dashas depend on birth time, so treat them as indicative until you can confirm the time.
Which ayanamsa should I choose?
Lahiri is the most widely used in India and is our default. If your astrologer uses Raman or KP, select that so results line up with the readings you already have.