SutramSee the pattern. Understand the time.
A personal Jyotisha, in plain language

Ask your chart anything.

Sutram draws your birth chart, your planetary periods and today's sky — then answers your real questions in plain language, and shows you the exact placement every sentence came from.

We'll answer it the moment your chart is drawn — two minutes from now.

Two minutes to your first chart
No jargon without an explanation
Your data stays yours
How it works

Three steps. Then it's yours to explore.

Nothing to install, nothing to already know. Sutram explains each term the first time you meet it, and every reading points back to the exact placement it comes from.

01

Tell us when and where you were born

Date, time and place. If you don't know your birth time, we start at noon and tell you exactly what that leaves uncertain.

02

We draw your chart and your periods

Where the nine grahas stood in the twelve houses at your birth — and the 120-year Vimśottarī cycle that names the planet 'in charge' of each stretch of your life.

03

You see time as a pattern

Your past events beside the periods they happened in. Today's sky against your chart. The windows ahead. Then your questions, answered from your chart — in plain language.

Every answer is an object

Ask once.Keep what it gives you.

Every answer is computed from your chart — and it doesn't vanish. It becomes something you can hold on to: a date in your calendar, an alert on the day a period actually shifts, a living reading that re-reads itself as the sky moves, or a session with a real astrologer.

Every answer becomes something you can use
Add to calendarThe window becomes a real event you can keep.
Watch itWe tell you on the day the period actually shifts.
Living AnswerKept, and re-read as the sky moves — the first reading preserved.
Book a readingWhen it is bigger than software, hand it to a person.
What's inside

One chart. Seven ways to read it.

Everything hangs off your birth chart. The same placements show up as today's temper, as a period on your timeline, as a window ahead — and every screen answers a different question.

Today
What is active for me today?
The sky right now, read against your chart — the temper of the day, and the hours worth using.
My Chart
What was I born with?
Nine grahas across twelve houses, drawn the traditional North-Indian way — and what each placement tends to mean for you.
Timeline
What period am I living through?
See which planetary period you are inside — and what it tends to bring into focus — laid under your own life events.
My Windows
What is approaching?
The stretches ahead where several signals agree, so you know when to push and when to wait.
Calendar
Which days ahead matter?
The lunar day, the Moon's nakshatra and the planetary hours — computed for your city, every day.
Learn
Help me understand my own chart.
A path that starts from your placements rather than a syllabus, with short courses when you want more.
Sangha
Who else is studying this sky?
Learners and teachers together. Ask about your chart, follow live predictions, book a session.
Six words you'll meet

The vocabulary, in a minute.

Nothing here is required reading. Sutram explains each term the first time you meet it — you can learn the language as you go.

Grahaग्रह
A 'planet' in Jyotisha — the Sun, Moon, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, Saturn and the two lunar nodes, Rāhu and Ketu.
Rāśiराशि
A sign — one twelfth of the sky. Here your Moon sign matters most, not your Sun sign.
Nakshatraनक्षत्र
One of 27 lunar mansions. Finer than a sign; the Moon's nakshatra at birth colours your whole chart.
Lagnaलग्न
The sign rising in the east the moment you were born — the frame the rest of the chart hangs on.
Daśāदशा
A life period ruled by one graha. The Vimśottarī cycle runs 120 years; you are always inside one of them.
Gocaraगोचर
Transit — where the planets are today, compared with where they were when you were born.
Begin

Let's draw your chart.

1You
2Your first look
3What matters
4Keep it

When and where were you born?

Three facts and a name. Your birth details are private — the app derives your chart from them and never shows them to anyone else.

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Takes a few seconds. Nothing is saved until you choose to keep it.