iunnati

iunnati

Birth Chart & Panchang Dial

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September 15, 2026
Updated
October 26, 2026

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iunnati draws the sky as a chart you can watch move. Nine grahas and the Lagna sit on a sidereal dial, on rings in Chaldean order, against the twelve rashis and a full degree ring. It updates as the sky does. Read the moment Tap any graha for its exact position — the sign, the degree within that sign, and whether it is retrograde. Turn on aspects to see the chart's graha drishti: every graha's sight of the 7th sign from its own, plus Mangala's 4th and 8th, Guru's 5th and 9th, and Shani's 3rd and 10th. Drishti runs one way, so each is drawn as an arrow in the casting graha's colour, and every graha's sheet lists what it aspects and what aspects it. Travel in time Scrub a week either side of now. Jump to any date, time and place — the time you enter is read in the destination's own zone, so 6:00 AM in Sydney means 6:00 AM in Sydney. Or play the sky forward and back, from a minute a second to a week a second, and watch the grahas move. On your Home Screen and Lock Screen Small, medium and large Home Screen widgets, and a circular Lock Screen dial. The medium and large sizes list every body's exact degree beside the chart. Your ayanamsa Lahiri, Raman, or tropical. Switching animates as a rigid rotation of the whole sky, so you can see exactly what the choice changes. Your chart Add your birth details (optional) and see your chart as the classical South Indian square, D1 and the D9 navamsa, with a table of positions, and on the dial itself as gold markers under the live sky. The running Vimshottari dasha and Sade Sati are worked out from the birth Moon. Muhurta and Transits The day as the panchang divides it: muhurtas, horas, Rahu kala, tithi, karana, nakshatra and yoga at your home location, drawn as coloured strips for one day or a week, each block named when you tap it. Transits lists the next fourteen days of sign changes, Moon nakshatras, stations, and full and new Moons, read against your chart, with Guru, Shani and Rahu as long cycles. A widget and watch complication carry today's Rahu kala. Private by construction The ephemeris ships inside the app, so the chart works with no network at all. Your location is used to compute the Lagna and never leaves your device. Your birth details are stored on your iPhone and paired watch only and never leave them. There is no account, no sign-in, and no advertising or tracking of any kind. Rashi names in Vedic (Mesha, Vrishabha, Mithuna…) or Western (Aries, Taurus, Gemini…), and an optional clock-hand overlay. The bundled ephemeris covers 1900 to 2200, so you can look at any moment in that range — including the day you were born; the Go-to picker won't let you wander outside that window.
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What's New in iunnati

2.0

October 26, 2026

Your birth chart, and the day around it, all worked out on your iPhone. • Add your birth details (optional) and see your chart as the South Indian square, D1 and D9, and on the dial under the live sky. • Muhurta: the day as the panchang divides it — muhurtas, horas, Rahu kala, tithi, nakshatra, yoga — for one day or a week, and with your chart a day score from four classical rules, each shown with its reason. • Transits: the next fourteen days of sign changes, Moon nakshatras, stations, and full and new Moons, read against your chart, with Guru, Shani, Rahu, Sade Sati and your dasha as long cycles. • A Day score widget and watch complication with today's Rahu kala, and a Dasha complication. Still no account and no tracking, and it all still works offline. Your birth details stay on your devices.

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