GENESISCORE
Two distinct astrological systems. One analysis you can read and keep.
Enter birth date, birth time, and birthplace. GenesisCore calculates Western and Jyotish separately. Free shows one system on screen; paid plans deliver both systems on screen and in PDF.
Time precision is part of the calculation.
Each system follows its own rules.
Current examples appear below.
Read each system separately on screen and in PDF.
Western and Jyotish have separate result views, supported timing views, and plan-specific PDFs within one analysis.


Each paid purchase covers one analysis. Standard delivers three PDFs; Premium delivers five.
Birth data moves through computation, interpretation, and delivery.
GenesisCore calculates the Western and Jyotish charts and supported timing data separately from the entered birth information, then organizes each result under that system's rules.
Enter birth data
Date, time, and place. Big Five and research consent are optional.
Calculate two systems
Build Western and Jyotish charts under their own rules.
Interpret computed data
Organize each system into themes and supporting structure.
Read and retain
Free is on screen. Paid plans add downloadable PDFs.
The same birth data enters two different systems.
Western and Jyotish use different zodiac references, chart structures, terms, and timing methods. Their results remain separate and switchable.
Layer the sky in one circle
Birth-time celestial positions are placed across twelve zodiac divisions, twelve areas of life oriented to the birthplace, and measured angles between celestial bodies.
Add finer divisions and time to a base chart
The same celestial positions are set against a stellar reference, then combined with finer lunar divisions, purpose-specific charts, and planetary periods.
The result has conditions and limits.
Birth-time precision affects time-sensitive features. The analysis describes patterns; it does not guarantee events or replace professional judgment.
Start with one system for free.
Use the complete input-to-result flow, or inspect the current result screens and PDFs first.