About Purohit: An AI Vedic Astrology Guide on WhatsApp
Who Purohit Is
Purohit is an AI Vedic astrology guide you reach on WhatsApp, the same app you already use to talk to family and friends. There is no separate app to download and no waiting room: you open a chat, share your birth details once, and Purohit Ji, the voice behind the product, takes it from there in English, Hindi, Kannada or Tamil, by typed message or voice note.
Built on a Classical Corpus, Run on a Computed Chart
Purohit Ji's answers are not improvised. They draw on a body of classical Jyotish texts, including Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, Phaladeepika, Saravali and Jataka Parijata among others, the same texts a traditionally trained astrologer would study. Underneath that corpus sits a deterministic computation engine built on the Swiss Ephemeris with the Lahiri ayanamsa, the same planetary-position method used across professional Vedic astrology software. Your birth chart is calculated fresh from your date, time and place of birth, and every dasha date, dosha verdict and divisional chart Purohit Ji discusses with you comes from that calculation, not from a guess or a generic paragraph that could apply to any of the twelve rashis. The engine computes; Purohit Ji explains what the numbers mean and answers your follow-up questions.
Why We Built This
Vedic astrology is genuinely useful as a language for reflection and tradition, but two things get in the way of most people actually using it well. The first is access: a good astrologer's time is scarce and expensive, and rarely available in a caller's own language at midnight when the question is actually on their mind. The second is trust: a meaningful part of the astrology market survives by frightening people about doshas and remedies rather than by explaining a chart honestly. Purohit exists to fix both problems at once. It puts a real, computed Vedic chart reading within reach of anyone with a WhatsApp account, at low cost, in their own language, and it never has a remedy or a ritual to sell. A dosha verdict from Purohit comes from the actual planetary positions in your chart, the same way every time, whether the answer is reassuring or not.
What We Compute
A few examples of what sits behind a Purohit conversation: your full birth chart (D1) and divisional charts through D60, including navamsa (D9); Vimshottari dasha periods calculated from your Moon's nakshatra; panchang details for your birth or for any date and city; Shadbala and Ashtakavarga strength tables; manglik, kaal sarp and guru chandal dosha verdicts and a sade sati window, all computed rather than guessed; and ashtakoot or Porutham matching between two charts. Muhurta, panchang, a basic kundli and basic matching are free to use any time.
Who Runs Purohit
Purohit is operated in India by BVA Solutions Pvt Ltd, based in Bengaluru, and is a brand of BV Solutions Oy, based in Helsinki, Finland.
What Purohit Is Not
Purohit Ji is an AI. It is not a human astrologer, it holds no professional astrology credential, and no one at Purohit claims otherwise. Everything Purohit shares is offered for spiritual reflection, cultural tradition and entertainment; it is not medical, legal or financial advice, and astrology itself is a belief system, not a science. Read more about the voice behind the product on the Purohit Ji page, or see pricing and the full terms for the details.
FAQ
Is Purohit a real, human astrologer?
No. Purohit Ji is an AI voice built on classical Jyotish texts and a computed chart engine. It holds no human or professional astrology credential, and never claims to.
Is the chart Purohit reads from actually computed, or is it generic?
It is computed fresh from your date, time and place of birth using the Swiss Ephemeris with the Lahiri ayanamsa, the same method used across professional Vedic astrology software.
Which languages does Purohit speak?
English, Hindi, Kannada and Tamil, by typed message or voice note, all on WhatsApp.
Is this a substitute for medical, legal or financial advice?
No. Purohit is for spiritual reflection, cultural tradition and entertainment. Astrology is a belief system, not a science, and nothing here replaces professional advice.