Temperament
How easily the two settle into each other day to day, read from the spacing between their Moon signs.
LagnaMatch draws both birth charts from the real positions of the planets, tests them against six classical principles, and tells you in plain words what works between two people — and what does not.
Not a number on its own. A clear verdict, the six things behind it, and the reason for each — written so that the person reading it aloud and the people listening understand the same thing.
Five are requirements: if one fails, the match is not advised however good the rest look. The sixth is a bonus that lifts a sound match into a strong one.
How easily the two settle into each other day to day, read from the spacing between their Moon signs.
Whether the two are walking the same way through life, read from the spacing between their ascendants.
Whether one will bend when the other will not. Two people who both refuse to give way will contest every decision.
Whether both carry a similar share of difficulty in the chart. A wide gap is treated as unfair to one of them.
Whether each actually wants what the other is — tested in both directions, separately.
Whether they see the world, and their work in it, the same way. A meeting of minds, not merely an absence of problems.
Name, date, time and place of birth. Type the first letters of the town and pick it from the list — no maps, no coordinates.
The other person’s birth details. The reading appears in about a second, and is saved the moment you open it.
Every proposal stays in your list with its score, so four of them can sit side by side when the family sits down to talk.
Almost every free kundali site runs the eight-factor guna count, scored out of 36. It is quick and it is familiar — and every one of its eight factors comes from the two Moons. It never looks at the ascendant. We think that is too narrow a test to stake a marriage on.
| Question | The 36-point guna count | LagnaMatch |
|---|---|---|
| What it reads | The two Moon nakshatras and Moon signs | Both full charts — nine planets and the ascendant |
| Looks at the ascendant | No | Yes — it is one of the six tests |
| Asks whether attraction runs both ways | No | Yes, each direction separately |
| Compares the difficulty each person carries | No | Yes |
| Exact birth time matters | Only near the edge of a nakshatra | Yes — and the reading says so when the time is unknown |
| What you are told | A number out of 36 | Which test failed, and what that means day to day |
Many sites add a separate Mangal dosha check, which does use the ascendant. The 36-point score itself does not.
The charts are computed, not approximated from printed tables. Four minutes of error moves the ascendant a full degree, so this matters more than it sounds.
Most families look at several proposals before one is settled. The plans are built around that — not a per-reading charge that makes you hesitate before checking.
To find out whether you trust the reading at all.
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Two people in one house, each with their own birth details.
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Because every one of the 36-point count’s eight factors comes from the two Moons, and it never looks at the ascendant. We test six principles across both complete charts, including whether the attraction runs in both directions — something the guna count does not ask. If your astrologer wants the 36-point figure as well, any free site will give it in seconds. We would rather be a second opinion that disagrees usefully than a third that agrees with everyone.
Yes, and the reading will say so plainly. An unknown time is treated as local noon. The Moon-based parts stay reliable, but the ascendant moves about a degree every four minutes, so three of the six points become indicative rather than firm. The warning sits at the top of the reading so nobody mistakes it for a settled answer.
Both, and they don’t conflict. The score adds up how much is working; the verdict reports whether anything essential failed. A pair can be strong on four counts and still fail one requirement. The reading names exactly which one, and what it means from day to day, so you can weigh it yourselves.
No. It means the chart comparison raises something specific, and tells you what. Marriages are decided on far more than this, and plenty of good ones would not pass here. Treat it as one honest input among many — and if the point it raises matches something you had already noticed about the two of them, that is worth more than any number.
No. Nothing you enter is visible to anyone else, and the person you check is never contacted or told. If you want to share a reading, you send it yourself.
No. LagnaMatch never introduces anyone, lists anyone or recommends a match. You bring the proposal; we read the two charts. There is no database of people here to be matched against.
Every saved reading is deleted, because each one was calculated against your old chart and would no longer be true. The page tells you how many readings will go before you save.
The calculation does, for any birth between 1849 and 2150. The list of places covers India only for now, so a birth abroad can’t be entered yet. It is the next thing being added.
Not yet. Two of the six principles are directional in the classical texts and expect a man and a woman. Rather than run them anyway and hand you a number that means nothing, the service declines the pair. We would rather say so than pretend.
From your account, at any time. The plan runs to the end of the period you have already paid for and does not renew. No call, no email, no retention offer.
Please let them. The ayanamsa, house system, node convention and all six rules are stated on this page precisely so they can be checked — and argued with. If they think we have a rule wrong, we want to hear it.
“[A few honest sentences, in your own words, about why you built this. Specific beats grand — one real moment is enough.]”Tharunshrey Gurrampati, Founder
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