Vastu, for the home you actually live in

Find out what your floor plan says.

A room-by-room Vastu reading, with practical changes you can make. The ones that cost nothing come first.

A few minutes. Your plan stays yours.

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01 / A clearer way to understand your home
YOUR HOME, ROOM BY ROOMN ↑
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YOUR PLANA READING YOU CAN UNDERSTAND
01 / THE APPROACHClear guidance, without the fear
01

Every room,
not a verdict

A reading for each room, the centre of the home, and the main door. Not one score for the whole house.

02

Remedies before
demolition

Colours, placement and practice come first. Structural changes are marked as such, so you know what can wait for a renovation.

03

Traced to
the texts

Built from 32 classical and modern sources, written in advance and checked before release. Every line names its source.

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It begins with the plan you already have.
02 / THE REPORT

What you
get back.

One report. A clearer picture of your home.

Every roomIts direction, the reading, and what it can mean.

The whole homeThe centre and main door, too.

Practical next stepsFree changes first. Structural ones clearly marked.

Yours to keep as a PDF.

03 / A SIMPLE PROCESS

How it works.

Four steps. You do three of them, and the app does the measuring. The whole thing takes a few minutes.

See each step in detail
01 / UPLOAD

Upload your plan

A photograph, a builder's PDF, or a screenshot. Anything legible works.

02 / TRACE

Crop and trace the outline

Crop to the plan, then trace the outer boundary of your home.

03 / CONFIRM

Correct the rooms

Confirm each room. Split anything merged and add anything missed.

04 / ORIENT

Point north

Set the compass against a wall you know the direction of. The reading follows from it.

04 / SEE THE READING

See what
the report says.

For each room, the reading begins with the direction it sits in, explains what the tradition says about that placement, and ends with things you can do. A finding never needs to stand alone.

Explore the report format

No sign-up to explore the format.

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Every room, explained.

  1. 01
    What the zone asks for

    Its element, what it governs, and what the tradition wants there.

  2. 02
    How your room answers

    Where the room sits, and whether that placement is good, acceptable or a problem.

  3. 03
    What it can mean

    What the texts hold this placement can affect, without turning it into a prediction.

  4. 04
    What to do

    Practical remedies first, with structural changes marked for a later renovation.

YOUR HOME, ROOM BY ROOM
05 / A DIFFERENT WAY

Why people use this instead.

AttributeA consultantVastuVidhi
TimeDays or weeks, plus a visitMinutes, from your phone
CostA visit, often thousands of rupeesOne report, priced before you pay
CoverageWhatever came up on the dayEvery room, the centre, and the door
CheckableOne person's opinionThe same answer every time, from named sources
THE JOURNAL / REAL HOMES

Good questions make better homes.

Our journal is free to read, whether you buy a report or not.

Read the journal →
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06 / BEFORE YOU BEGIN

Before
you upload.

The three things people ask before they trust this with their home.

Will it tell me to knock down a wall?

Almost never. Most homes can be brought into harmony with placement, colour and daily practice. Remedies are ranked by effort, and the ones that cost nothing come first.

Is this a prediction about my life?

No. It reads a floor plan against what the classical texts say about direction and placement. It does not forecast anything, and it is not a substitute for structural, medical or financial advice.

How do I know it is not made up?

Every reading is built from a knowledge base drawn from 32 classical and modern texts, written in advance and checked before release, and each line names the book it comes from. Nothing is invented while you wait.

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