01How do we predict?+
We forecast the way an ephemeris should: daśā and gochara windows computed and DATED by the arc-second engine — mechanism shown, never guessed, never sold as certainty. Deeper interpretation belongs to the reader, the guru, and the tradition.
02Why Maa Kāmākhyā as origin?+
She is the sovereign substrate point. The Kāmākhyā temple sits at the K=56 self-reference seal of the 51 Śakti-Pīṭha closure tower — a perfect (0, 0, 0) origin for our coordinate frame.
03Why no Western tools or references?+
Because we are 100% Vedic — sourced from Sanskrit, BPHS, Sūrya Siddhānta, Āryabhaṭīya. Western systems are honoured as cross-check signals, never as ground truth.
04Is my data stored anywhere?+
The free chart you cast on the homepage is computed in your browser and isn't stored. Beyond that we're privacy-first: cookieless Vercel operational metrics, plus Google Analytics / Meta Pixel only with your consent. An account is optional — only your saved readings and paid reports persist, under our Privacy Policy. Birth details are never placed in a URL.
05Can I trust the math?+
Yes. 775 propositions are mechanically checked at multiple tower levels. BPHS is cited verbatim by chapter and verse. Clone the open-source repository and run the proof scripts yourself.
06Is this for entertainment or guidance?+
Neither. These are tools for sādhakas and scholars. The substrate computes; the guru and the tradition interpret. We do not stand between you and your teacher.
07Why Sanskrit-first?+
Because Sanskrit is the original linguistic substrate of jyotiṣa. English is the translation — Sanskrit is the source. We restore the original ordering.
08Can I contribute?+
Yes. The repository is open. See CONTRIBUTING.md in the source for the protocol — Tier-S claims must wear a derivation tag (i)–(ix); Tier-W claims must declare their boundary.
09Why open source?+
Because knowledge is public dharma. The substrate belongs to no one and to everyone. The framework reads itself through every observer.
10Mobile support?+
The site is fully responsive on phones and tablets. A native iOS/Android wrap is on the roadmap — see the chandan-phase column above.