Entity astrology · computed with the Swiss Ephemeris
Company Kundli
Your business's Vedic chart — running dasha, revenue channel, market weather.
A Company Kundli is the incorporation-moment birth chart of a business or product, read exactly like a person's chart — same math, different meanings per house (2nd is revenue, 7th is customers, 8th is hidden risk, 10th is market reputation). This tool computes the entity's full Vedic chart from its founding date, time and city, and returns the running Mahadasha and Antardasha (the phase of the company's life), Ashtakavarga per sign (which geographies its transits support), Sade Sati window if any, and the D10 signal for market perception — turning astrology into a strategic instrument for the founder, not a fortune-telling exercise.
A business has a birthday too — the moment it was incorporated or launched. This tool casts the full Vedic chart of that moment and reads it the same way a natal chart is read, only with each house re-mapped to what it means for an entity. Use it to make sense of why one quarter felt heavy and the next felt light, which cities the transits will favour, and what strategic phase the company is actually in.
What you'll see
- The entity's Lagna, Moon sign and Sun sign — what it fundamentally is
- The running Mahadasha / Antardasha — the current phase of its life
- Revenue channel (2nd house), customer axis (7th), hidden risk (8th), reputation (10th)
- The strongest and weakest signs — where its transits succeed or struggle
- Its Sade Sati status — the multi-year restructuring window if active
- A grounded strategic reading for the founder
Frequently asked
What is a Company Kundli?
The Vedic birth chart of a company or product, cast for its incorporation or launch moment. It is read like a person's chart, but each house is re-mapped: the 2nd is revenue, the 7th is customers, the 8th is hidden risk, the 10th is market perception.
How is this different from a business muhurta?
A muhurta chart is the moment you START something. A Company Kundli is the ONGOING life of that entity — its running dasha, the transits touching it right now, its multi-year phases. Muhurta is birth; Company Kundli is biography.
What incorporation moment should I use?
In order of priority: (1) the timestamp on your official incorporation certificate (MCA filing, Certificate of Incorporation, Articles of Formation — whatever your country issues) — this is the cleanest anchor; (2) the moment your first invoice went out or first customer paid — the entity's economic birth; (3) the moment of public launch — the moment the world could interact with it. Use the most legally-binding one you know.
I don't know the exact time — what should I do?
You have three honest choices. Best: check your incorporation certificate — most registrars stamp a filing time on it. Second best: use the specific moment of first customer payment or first public post — you likely have a Stripe / bank / social receipt with a timestamp. Fallback: use 12:00 noon local — this gives correct planetary positions and correct signs for every planet, but the Lagna (house cusps) becomes unreliable. Everything about dasha, yogas, expansion signs and market perception still holds; only house-based reading (revenue channel, customer axis) is weakened. We surface the Lagna's stability window in the chart so you can see how confident to be about the house-based claims.
Can I use my domain registration date or trademark date?
Yes, if that's the moment the entity meaningfully came into being for you. Domain registration is a valid anchor for a purely-online business; trademark filing works for a brand. Use whichever moment marks the entity's identity coming into the world — the chart reads that identity's ongoing life.