Yoga Calculator — Which Yogas Are in Your Kundli?

What the calculator shows

Every yoga it finds, grouped — Raja, Dhana, Mahapurusha, Moon yogas, Sun yogas, others — with the exact placement that forms it (“Jupiter in the 7th from the Moon”, “Venus in Taurus in the 4th”) and a one-paragraph reading; cautions such as Kemadruma or an uncancelled debilitation, with the usual cancellations noted; and your chart drawn beside the list.

Present is not the same as powerful

Almost every chart has several yogas. What makes one matter is strength (the planets forming it dignified, unafflicted, in good houses) and timing: a yoga delivers during the dashas and antardashas of its planets. Budhaditya is often weak because Mercury sits too close to the Sun and is combust; Gajakesari appears in a third of charts and is strong in far fewer. The list is the start of the conversation; the dasha and the AI astrologer are the next two steps.

What it checks

Kendra–trikona Raja yoga (conjunction, mutual aspect), Parivartana, Viparita Raja (Harsha, Sarala, Vimala), Neecha Bhanga, the five Mahapurusha yogas, Dhana yoga (2nd and 11th lords), Gajakesari, Chandra-Mangal, Guru-Mangal, Sunapha/Anapha/Durudhara and Kemadruma, Adhi, Vesi/Vasi/Ubhayachari, Budhaditya, Amala, Saraswati, Shakata, and a flag for each debilitated planet. It does not check yogas that need shadbala, ashtakavarga or the divisional charts.