Artificial Intelligence. Absolute Intelligence.

One acronym, twice over. We carry the second into the first.

Jyotish is old, exact, and badly served by software. We build it into one product that treats it seriously: AstroShruti — a Vedic and KP engine that draws the chart, keeps the calendar, and answers in your own language.

16

Divisional charts from one birth moment

17

Dasha systems, Vimshottari to Shashtihayani

45+

Yogas and doshas the engine reads

9

Report editions, Janma Patrika to KP

26

Ayanamshas, with 13 house systems

3

Platforms — web, iOS and Android

2

Editions, English and Hindi, equal

0

Horoscope templates — all of it computed

What AstroShruti does

01

The chart, drawn properly

Kundali in both the diamond and square chart traditions, with the sixteen divisional charts beside them. Planetary positions to the minute of arc, the ayanamsha of your choosing from twenty-six, and a birth-time rectification pass when the hour on the certificate is a guess.

02

Time, laid out

Vimshottari and sixteen other dasha systems nested to the level you want to read, Gochar transits day by day, Sade Sati windows, and the annual Varshaphala chart — so a reading has dates in it, not just descriptions.

03

Panchang for your city

Tithi, nakshatra, yoga, karana and the day's sunrise, computed for where you actually are. Choghadiya, Hora and Muhurat windows for when the question is when, not whether.

04

Bhrigushala, the workshop

Darshans and yantras — composed views that put several instruments on one page — plus the KP and Khullar tables for readers who work that way. It is the room you go to when a single chart is not the unit of thought, and it grows as the method does.


Bhrigushala · the workshop

Where a single chart is not the unit of thought

Named for the sage Bhrigu's atelier, Bhrigushala is the room for the reader who works across several instruments at once. Composed Darshans, interactive Yantras, and the classical tables of the KP, Nadi, Jaimini and Tajika schools sit side by side — and a composer lets you arrange your own view from the atoms the engine exposes.

Darshans

Seven composed views that put several charts and tables on one page — the shipped set an admin can edit, reorder or extend for everyone.

Yantras

Six interactive instruments — Janma and Gochar wheels among them — that redraw as you move a candidate or transit moment.

Nayi Rachna, the composer

Build your own Darshan from the forty-eight-atom registry: pick the instruments, arrange the page, keep it.

Janma Shodhan

Birth-time rectification driven by real life events, correlated against the chart with correct DST and time-zone handling.

KP & Nadi tables

Four-step KP analysis, the Khullar interlink graph and Nadi coordinate study — for the readers who work by sub-lord and star.

Jaimini & Varshaphala

Karakas, arudhas and rashi-drishti; the annual Tajika chart with Muntha, Sahams and Varshesh — each sourced to its texts.

Our product

A two-thousand-year-old craft deserves exact software

Jyotish was computed by hand for centuries, and most of what replaced that hand is a horoscope generator with a subscription. AstroShruti goes the other way: an ephemeris-grade engine underneath, the classical method kept intact above it, and an interface in the language the reader thinks in.

AstroShruti brand illustration — a river ghat at sunrise

The Hindi edition

हि

Read it in the language you think in

Hindi is not a translation layer on AstroShruti — it is a full edition. Every graha, bhava, nakshatra and dasha carries its Devanagari name, the panchang reads in the terms a reader already knows, and an agent asked a question in Hindi answers in Hindi. Switch language and the whole app moves with you, charts and calendar included.

कुंडली

Kundali — the chart

नक्षत्र

Nakshatra — lunar mansion

दशा

Dasha — period of time

गोचर

Gochar — transit

पंचांग

Panchang — the day's five limbs

मुहूर्त

Muhurat — the chosen hour

ग्रह

Graha — the nine

ज्योतिष

Jyotish — the craft itself


Inside the app
KundaliDiamond or square style, divisional charts alongside, positions to the minute of arc.
PanchangTithi, nakshatra, yoga, karana and sunrise, computed for your own city.

How we build

01

Learn the domain first

Before a screen exists we read the sources — the texts, the tables, the people who have done the work by hand for decades. A model is no substitute for knowing what the answer is supposed to look like.

02

Compute, then generate

Anything that can be calculated exactly is calculated exactly, and the language model is asked only to explain it. That order is why our output can be checked — and why we show the working alongside the words.

03

Ship where the reader already is

Language, calendar, city and platform are decisions made at the first commit, not a later port — which is why the same product runs on the web, on a phone and on a desktop without one of them feeling like the leftover.

“The craft was already precise. Our only job is to compute it correctly, explain it clearly, and then stay out of the way.”
— Insculpt AI, on how AstroShruti got built

Questions
What exactly is AstroShruti?

A Vedic and KP astrology application — charts, dashas, transits, panchang and readings — built on a calculation engine rather than a template library. It runs on the web at astroshruti.ai and on iOS and Android. It is consumer software for cultural, educational and personal-reflection use.

Is any of this financial, investment or professional advice?

No. AstroShruti is for astrology, lifestyle, education and entertainment. It does not provide, and must not be relied upon as, financial, investment, banking, insurance, tax, legal, medical or any other professional advice, and it makes no recommendation about any transaction. Insculpt AI is not, and does not hold itself out to be, a provider of any such service. For decisions of consequence, consult a qualified professional in the relevant field.

And Bhrigushala?

The workshop — Darshans and Yantras (composed views and interactive instruments that put several charts and tables on a single page), a composer for building your own view from the engine's atoms, birth-time rectification, and the KP, Nadi, Jaimini and Tajika tables. It is for the reader who works with more than one chart at a time.

Is the Hindi version the same product?

Yes. Hindi is a full edition, not a translation layer: Devanagari names for every graha, bhava, nakshatra and dasha, a panchang in the terms a reader already knows, and the whole interface answering in Hindi when you switch language.

What does it cost?

There is a free plan that gives the full calculation engine — charts, dashas, transits and panchang. Paid Plus and Pro plans are planned — adding advanced AI features, the Pro Yantras and the AI report editions — but are not currently available for purchase. You can read everything the engine computes without paying.

Does Insculpt AI take on outside work?

No. Insculpt AI takes no client, consulting or contract work, and offers no services or advice of any kind. Our scope is one thing and stays one thing: carrying Vedic knowledge — the absolute intelligence of Jyotish — into artificial intelligence. AstroShruti is where that work is published, and it is the only place it is published.


One line of work, kept narrow

Vedic knowledge into artificial intelligence, published as AstroShruti. That is the whole of it — no client work, no services, nothing else in hand. Leave an address to hear when AstroShruti gains ground, or write to support@insculpt.ai.