Your real kundli. Your own guruji.

Yes. Lagna, planets, houses, nakshatra and dasha are calculated exactly from your date, time and place of birth, and the gurujis read that same chart with you.

2 questions to your guruji every day, resetting at midnight IST, with more on your first day. Your kundli and Kundli Milan are free.

Six AI gurujis, each with their own voice and speciality. Every answer is grounded in your own chart, and they remember what you told them before.

Yes. Choose "don't know" and the chart is made for sunrise on your birth date. Your rashi and nakshatra usually stay right; the lagna may not, and the app tells you so.

They are kept for 7 days only so your kundli can open in the app, then deleted. Nothing you type here is shown publicly.

Android, free on Google Play. An iPhone app is not available yet.

Pick an app that is open about how it works and does not play on fear. A short checklist: is the kundli calculated with real astronomy from your exact date, time and place, or just a template? Does it state its ayanamsa (Lahiri is the Indian standard)? Does it work in Hindi, Hinglish or English? Does it avoid scaring you with doshas or selling gemstones? Does it say plainly what happens to your birth details? Mera Guru Ji is built on these points: a chart calculated from your birth details, not by AI, Lahiri ayanamsa, three languages, no fear selling, and 18+ only.

The calculation can be exact; the interpretation is a tradition, not a guarantee. Planet positions, lagna and dasha are astronomy and arithmetic, so a good tool gives the same chart as a pandit working carefully from the same date, time and place. What a chart means is Vedic method and judgement, and it shows tendencies and periods, never certainties. Most errors come from a wrong birth time. In Mera Guru Ji the chart is calculated from your birth details with fixed astronomical rules, not by AI, and the guruji never promises an exact date.

Enter your name, date of birth, exact time of birth and birth place, and the kundli is made in seconds. On the Mera Guru Ji website, fill the birth form on the home page and your chart opens in the Android app, so nothing is typed twice. You can also make it directly inside the app. The kundli is free. If you do not know your birth time, choose "don't know": the chart is made for sunrise and the app tells you the lagna may be off.

A kundli, also called a janam patri or birth chart, is a map of the sky at the moment and place you were born. It shows your lagna (rising sign), the position of the nine grahas in the twelve houses and signs, your Moon sign and nakshatra, and your Vimshottari dasha timeline. Astrologers read these together to talk about nature, relationships, career and the periods of life. Mera Guru Ji calculates all of this from your birth details, and your guruji reads that same chart with you.

Lagna, or ascendant, is the zodiac sign that was rising on the eastern horizon at the exact moment and place you were born. It sets the first house of your kundli and the layout of all the others. Because the lagna changes roughly every two hours, you need your birth time and birth place to find it; a date alone is not enough. Enter your birth details to get yours in seconds. Without a birth time, the lagna may be off, and the app says so.

Your rashi is the sign the Moon was in at birth, your lagna is the sign rising on the horizon, and your nakshatra is the one of 27 lunar star-groups the Moon was in. In Vedic astrology, the Moon sign is usually what people mean by "my rashi", and it is used for name letters and kundli matching. The lagna matters most for houses and life areas, and the nakshatra starts your dasha. Look at all three together, since one alone gives only part of the picture.

Vedic astrology uses the sidereal zodiac, fixed to the stars, while Western astrology uses the tropical zodiac, fixed to the seasons. The gap between them is called the ayanamsa, currently about 24 degrees, so your Vedic sign is usually one sign behind your Western sun sign. Vedic astrology also puts weight on the Moon, nakshatras and the dasha timeline. Mera Guru Ji follows the Vedic method and uses the Lahiri ayanamsa, the common standard in India, for every user.

The nine grahas are Surya (Sun), Chandra (Moon), Mangal (Mars), Budh (Mercury), Guru (Jupiter), Shukra (Venus), Shani (Saturn), Rahu and Ketu. Traditionally, the Sun stands for self and authority, the Moon for mind and emotions, Mars for energy and courage, Mercury for speech and intellect, Jupiter for wisdom and growth, Venus for love and comfort, and Saturn for discipline and time. Rahu and Ketu are lunar nodes, not physical planets; they point to ambition and detachment. The house and sign a graha sits in change its meaning.

Vimshottari dasha is the most widely used timing system in Vedic astrology: a 120-year cycle of planetary periods, each called a Mahadasha. The lengths are Ketu 7 years, Venus 20, Sun 6, Moon 10, Mars 7, Rahu 18, Jupiter 16, Saturn 19 and Mercury 17, always in that order. Which one you start in depends on the nakshatra of your Moon at birth. Your kundli in Mera Guru Ji shows your whole dasha timeline, calculated from your birth details.

Sade Sati is the period when Saturn moves through the sign before your Moon sign, your Moon sign, and the sign after it. Saturn spends about two and a half years in each sign, so the whole stretch is roughly seven and a half years. Tradition links it with testing, patience and slow, steady effort. It is not a verdict of bad luck: dates alone predict nothing, and your running dasha and the whole chart decide how the period feels. Mera Guru Ji explains it calmly and without fear.

No honest astrologer can name an exact date. What the Vedic method can show are periods and tendencies, such as which dasha and transits tend to support marriage or a career change, and which areas of life are in focus. Anyone promising a precise day is guessing. At Mera Guru Ji, the chart is calculated from your birth details, not by AI, and the gurujis speak in periods and possibilities, never an exact date. Use it to understand timing and prepare, and make your decisions yourself.

Yes, you can ask about love, career, marriage, family and everyday life. Mera Guru Ji has six AI gurujis, each with their own voice and speciality: some lean towards love and relationships, others towards career, home and family. Pick the one whose style feels right; you can try more than one. Each guruji reads your own kundli, remembers what you told them earlier, and chats in Hindi, Hinglish or English. Chat with your guruji is free every day.

It should be, but check what the app does with them. At Mera Guru Ji, birth details typed on the website are kept for 7 days only so your kundli can open in the app, then deleted, and nothing typed there is shown publicly. The app is for adults: you must be 18 or older. Whichever app you use, read its privacy policy, share only what a chart needs (date, time and place of birth), and avoid apps that ask for unrelated permissions.

Yes. Mera Guru Ji works in Hindi, Hinglish and English, and you can type in whichever feels natural, even "meri shaadi kab hogi" in Roman letters. The gurujis reply in your language, and the website is available in all three as well. The kundli itself is calculated from your birth details in the same way in every language. Only the way it is explained changes. Android only for now, free on Google Play; an iPhone app is not available yet.

No. Mera Guru Ji does not sell gemstones and does not use fear to push anything. Doshas such as manglik are named plainly, with the classical cancellation (bhanga) rules, and always in the context of the whole chart, because a single dosha rarely decides a life. Kundli Milan is free and checks manglik with those rules. The gurujis are there to help you understand your chart and think calmly, not to alarm you or to take decisions for you.

Because small choices differ between apps. The biggest is the ayanamsa: Lahiri, Raman and KP place the planets a little differently, which can shift a sign or nakshatra. Others are whether Rahu and Ketu use the mean or true node, the house system, and how the birth time is rounded or the place and time zone are read. A few minutes of difference in birth time can change the lagna. Mera Guru Ji follows one fixed Lahiri standard for every user, so the same details always give the same chart.