Vedika or AstroSage for your Kundli workflow?
A ready-made Kundli interface and a developer API solve different parts of a product. Choose the interface if it already supports your personal or practitioner workflow. Choose an integration contract when you need calculations inside an application you operate.
The AstroSage column refers to its published online Kundli product. Evaluate any separately offered developer service under its own documentation and commercial terms.
| Decision | Vedika integration | AstroSage online Kundli |
|---|---|---|
| How you use it | Your server calls a documented operation and your application presents the result. | The published interface collects birth details and displays a Kundli to its user. |
| User interface | Your team owns the form, result presentation and error handling. | Use the product's existing birth-details and chart interface. |
| Calculation settings | The birth-chart contract documents coordinates, timezone and ayanamsa. | The public Kundli form exposes timezone, ayanamsa and chart-style settings. |
| Product boundary | Manage your application's user access and storage around the API result. | Check the product's own account, report and permitted-use terms for your workflow. |
Choose around who operates the workflow
For someone creating and reviewing a chart directly, a complete Kundli product can avoid the work of building a form, result layout and account interface. AstroSage's published Kundli page describes its online chart software and its user-facing workflow. Evaluate that workflow with the settings and report format you actually need.
For a developer adding a chart to a branded application, the API contract is only one part of the implementation. Your application must explain which birth details are required, validate them and present the returned data clearly. It must also decide who may view a saved chart and how a corrected birth time changes an existing result.
Check integration rights and chart settings
Access to a public chart form does not establish permission to copy its outputs, scrape it or embed it into another product. Review the applicable provider terms and obtain the integration contract intended for your use. Keep an interactive software subscription and an API agreement separate in your evaluation.
Use an approved fixture to compare the documented timezone and ayanamsa selections. Match the settings before evaluating a difference in sign, house or text. Choose based on the workflow and permitted integration you can verify; this page does not rank products by unmeasured accuracy or predict an outcome for their users.
Decision checklist
- Decide whether you need a finished Kundli interface or an API inside your own product.
- Verify the product terms for the integration you intend to build.
- Compare matching birth details and calculation settings before interpreting differences.
Primary references
Sources reviewed 2026-09-27. Consult the current linked contracts and pricing when implementing.
Next steps: API documentation, sandbox and current pricing.