Kundli matching by name
Free, no ads, online and no sign-up. Type two names to get an approximate guna score. A name gives only a guessed nakshatra, so there is no Manglik check and the result is marked approximate.
No sign-up. Birth details are never kept on our servers.
The limits, up front
- The first sound of a name picks one of 108 syllables, and each syllable stands for one nakshatra pada. This is the traditional naming chart, not a birth chart.
- The name used every day is often not the name given at birth, so the guess can be wrong.
- Manglik needs the ascendant, so it is not checked.
- Use birth details when you have them. The score can differ a lot from a name-only score.
How the match is made
- The first sound of each name is looked up in the 108-syllable Avakahada chakra.
- The sound gives a nakshatra and pada, and the engine places the Moon at the middle of that pada.
- The eight kootas are then scored on those two Moons, exactly as in a full match.
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Common questions
- How accurate is kundli matching by name?
- It is a rough guide. The name gives one guessed nakshatra pada for each person, and the real Moon can sit in a different one. Treat the score as a first look and repeat the match with birth details.
- Which name should I use?
- Use the name given at the naming ceremony, spelled the way it sounds. If your family has a separate birth-chart name, use that one and not a nickname.
- Why is there no Manglik check?
- Manglik depends on where Mars sits from the ascendant, and the ascendant needs the date, time and place of birth. A name cannot give it.
- Can I add a date of birth later?
- Yes. Open the matcher by date of birth and enter the details. The result will show whether the score moved and which kootas changed.
- Is it free? Are there ads?
- Yes, it is free, and there are no ads. There is no sign-up or login either. Birth details are never kept on our servers. The API and MCP server are free too.