Kundli and natal wheel
North Indian, South Indian and Western wheel, with six house systems and five ayanamsas.
Graha casts kundlis and natal charts from NASA's own planetary ephemeris, entirely on your device. Nakshatras, dashas, divisional charts, the panchang, transits and matching — with no account, no network and nothing collected.
Pick Western or Vedic when you first open the app. Each gets its own charts, its own tabs and its own defaults, and you can switch whenever you like.
Western charts use the tropical zodiac and Placidus houses by default; Vedic charts use the sidereal zodiac, Lahiri ayanamsa and whole-sign houses. Both can be changed in Settings.
The calculations a practitioner would otherwise do by hand or by desktop software, laid out clearly on a phone.
North Indian, South Indian and Western wheel, with six house systems and five ayanamsas.
Every planet's nakshatra and pada, and the Vimshottari mahadasha and antardasha. Pro opens every level below, down to the one that changes this week.
All sixteen vargas from D2 to D60, ashtakavarga, shadbala and the classical yogas.
Tithi, nakshatra, yoga, karana and vara for any date and place, with sunrise and sunset worked out for it.
Guna milan for Vedic charts; synastry aspects, house overlays and the composite chart for Western ones.
Pythagorean and Chaldean systems, with compound numbers and the personal year, month and day.
A short note on your sky every two or three days, a heads-up when a period turns over or a planet stations, and a home-screen widget with the running dasha and the Moon.
The whole chart as a PDF to print or send, the diagram as an image, and the numbers as CSV or JSON.




Positions come from JPL's DE440 — the same data behind NASA's Horizons service — carried inside the app and reproduced to within a twentieth of an arcsecond, far finer than any chart can draw.
No account, no analytics, no advertising and no tracking. The app contains no third-party code that could do any of those things.
Graha has no networking code. Even searching for a birthplace happens against a list inside the app, so no query leaves the device.
Saved charts are written with complete file protection, so they are encrypted whenever your device is locked. Read the privacy policy.
Everything needed to cast and read a chart properly is free. Pro is bought once and kept.
No cost, no time limit
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No. The planetary ephemeris and the city list are both inside the app, so it works the same on a plane as it does at home. It has no networking code at all.
Newspaper horoscopes use the tropical zodiac, measured from the spring equinox. Vedic astrology measures against the fixed stars, which currently puts every planet about 24° — roughly one sign — earlier. Graha asks which you read in when you first open it, and you can switch at any time in Settings.
No. Graha Pro is a one-time purchase. There is nothing to renew and nothing to cancel, it restores on your other devices, and it can be shared with your Family Sharing group.
No. It computes where everything was and is, and reports what the traditions say about it, with the source named. It does not predict events or tell you what to do.
Astrology is a tradition of interpretation, not a science. Graha is precise about the astronomy and plain about the rest: nothing in it is medical, psychological, legal or financial advice, and it does not tell anyone what will happen.