Traditional category scores
Tara, Yoni, Graha Maitri, and Zohvia's symmetric Gana rule are computed from the calculated nakshatras and Moon signs. Their traditional meanings are symbolic and do not assess real-world fit.
Kundli matching
Explore how eight selected rule categories add up, understand their assumptions, and choose questions to discuss together. Zohvia’s modified 36-point framework is a rule sum, never a relationship verdict. Both adults’ exact birth details and partner permission are required to calculate.
The eight kootas
Tara, Yoni, Graha Maitri, and Zohvia's symmetric Gana rule are computed from the calculated nakshatras and Moon signs. Their traditional meanings are symbolic and do not assess real-world fit.
Nadi (8 points) and Bhakoot (7 points) are the two biggest single blocks in the 36. Their displayed row values come from Zohvia's named calculation profile. See the dedicated Nadi dosha and Bhakoot dosha pages for the specifics.
The result shows Zohvia's named Manglik rule status. It is a traditional-rule output, not a safety, character, health, or marriage assessment. The implementation and limits live on our Manglik page.
A free conversation guide
Choose a few questions to explore together or bring to a family conversation. These are ordinary discussion prompts, independent of astrology. There are no scored answers.
No birth details or sign-in needed. We don’t ask you to enter answers. Your selection lasts only while this page is open; download it if you want to return to it later.
Make room for different ways of talking and listening.
Decide together how to include other people in your decisions.
Talk about expectations without needing to disclose amounts here.
Each person chooses what they want to share.
Explore hopes as a conversation, without a compatibility verdict.
Good to know
The calculator shows all eight selected rule rows after both adults’ exact birth details and partner permission. The ordinary conversation guide is also free: choose questions, preview them, and download a text file without entering personal details. Paid report options are shown separately before any purchase.
The result shows the eight row scores and Manglik rule status. The dedicated Nadi, Bhakoot, and Manglik pages document Zohvia's implemented, versioned rules and limits. Traditions and practitioners vary, and no human astrologer certifies these outputs. A flag is symbolic context, never evidence or a relationship verdict.
It can include the one-point Varna Koota profile documented in Muhurta Chintamani, Vivaha-prakarana 6.22, only when you explicitly assign groom/bride calculation roles. The four labels come solely from the calculated Moon signs and are shown with both directional outcomes; they do not identify either person's caste, jati, ancestry, occupation, worth, or legal status. With no role selected, Zohvia counts its symmetric element-based point instead. Gana remains symmetric, so the overall scale is still disclosed as modified.
Zohvia calculates positions with astronomy-engine, applies its named PAC fixed-initial-point sidereal model, and uses the entered exact time, place, pinned timezone data, nakshatras, and selected matching rules. This is not PAC approval, and other implementations may differ.
Only one of you needs to enter details to start. Before we show a couple result, the birth-details panel asks for confirmation that you have permission to use your partner's birth details — a sensitive-data check we don't skip.
Manglik, Nadi dosha, and Bhakoot dosha each have a focused page describing Zohvia's implemented rule and the boundary between traditional symbolism and real-world decisions.