About RashiVerse
RashiVerse is a life guidance app built around one idea: that a reading is worth more when you can see where it came from.
What it does
Give it your birth date, time and place and it computes your chart from a real sidereal ephemeris — your janma rashi, your nakshatra, your running dasha period, and how today’s planetary transits fall against all of it. From that you get a daily reading, a live sky you can tap through, a palm-reading scan, and Rashi, a chatbot you can ask follow-up questions.
You can also read the daily rashifal for any of the twelve signs without an account at all. Those pages are computed the same way — they just can’t know your chart.
What makes it different
Most horoscope content is written in advance and rotated. Ours is derived from actual planetary positions for the actual date, and every reading can show you the positions it was built from — which planet, which house, which degree, and where a classical rule cancelled a verdict.
You do not have to take that on trust. Open any rashifal and the transit section lists the nine grahas for that day — sign, degree, house and verdict — including the ones that weakened the reading.
What we won’t do
- No selling remedies. Suggestions are limited to what is free and traditional — a mantra, a colour, an act of charity, a choice of timing. No gemstones, no paid rituals, nothing with a price attached. Selling a fear and then selling its cure is the standard model in this category and we would rather not be in it.
- No fear. Cautions are written as advice about where extra care pays off, never as predictions of harm. Nothing here forecasts illness, accident, or loss.
- No pretending to be a doctor, lawyer or advisor. Astrology is a lens for reflection. It is not a substitute for professional advice, and we won’t phrase it as one.
- No overclaiming. Where classical sources disagree, we say so. Where our computation can’t see something, we say that too.
Your data
Your birth details exist to compute your chart. What we collect and how it’s handled is set out in the privacy policy, and the terms of use are in the terms of service.
Rashifal is traditional guidance for reflection. It is not professional medical, legal, or financial advice, and nothing here should be used in place of a qualified professional.