How to Use Astrometry Software: A Step-by-Step Guide to Charts, Predictions and Reports

Astrometry brings many traditional systems into one practical workspace. The easiest way to use the platform is to begin with a clear question, choose the appropriate software, enter reliable source information, and compare the output with context.

This tutorial walks through the complete software directory, from natal chart analysis and predictive timing to environmental alignment, numerology, Tarot and visual or handwriting-based profiling.

1. Prepare accurate inputs and choose the right software

Start by defining the purpose of the session. A birth-time question belongs in a natal or predictive astrology tool. A question about room placement belongs in Vastu. A handwriting, signature, face or palm sample belongs in its corresponding profiling tool. Tarot is designed for a focused question and a guided sequence of cards.

What to prepare

• Birth-based astrology: name, date, exact local time and birthplace. If the time is approximate, record that limitation before interpreting house cusps or fine timing.
• Numerology: date of birth and, where requested, the name or number being analysed.
• DIY Vastu: a clear floor plan, the correct North direction and accurate room labels.
• Face, palm and graphology: a clear, well-lit image. For handwriting, use a natural sample rather than deliberately altered writing.
• Tarot: one clear, open-ended question and enough uninterrupted time to complete the card sequence.

2. Create a Janma Kundli and read the foundations

For birth-based work, begin with Vedic Astrology. Enter the birth details carefully and generate the Janma Kundli. The chart provides the foundation for later readings, including the ascendant, house positions, planetary signs, nakshatras, padas and retrograde status.

1. Confirm the birth details. Check the date format, local birth time and selected place before generating the chart.
2. Identify the ascendant. This establishes the first house and the sequence of houses.
3. Read the planetary table. Note each planet's sign, house, nakshatra and status.
4. Examine houses as a connected system. Read the house, its lord, occupants and relevant aspects together.
5. Add timing after the natal promise is clear. Use Vimshottari Dasha to review Mahadasha, Antardasha and Pratyantardasha periods.

3. Extend the natal chart with specialist reports

Once the base chart is understood, choose a specialist report according to the question. These tools should complement, not replace, the Janma Kundli.

Divisional Chart Readings

Open Divisional Chart Readings to examine the relevant varga, such as the D9 for marriage and dharma or the D10 for work and public responsibility. Read the divisional chart in relation to the D1.

Nakshatra Readings

Use Nakshatra Readings for a detailed view of grahas, house lords and bhava madhya in their nakshatras. Move through calculations, general readings, charan phal, planets, house lords, bhava madhya, karakatwas, timing and sensitive degrees.

Ashtakavarga Analysis

Use Ashtakavarga Analysis to compare Bhinnashtakavarga and Sarvashtakavarga bindus, then inspect Rasi, Graha and Sodhya Pinda values. Treat bindus as one strength and transit-evaluation layer.

Brihat Parashar, Western Astrology and Bhavat Bhavam

• Brihat Parashar Kundli Report offers an extensive Parashari report with birth details, Shodashvarga charts, house and planetary chapters, yogas, dosha sections, remedies and Vimshottari timing.
• Western Astrology Report uses the tropical zodiac and Placidus houses, with natal themes and a dated forecast.
• Bhavat Bhavam Report reads each house directly and again through the house counted from itself.

4. Explore predictive and question-based systems

Predictive systems are most useful when the question and time frame are explicit. Write the question down before opening the software.

Nadi, KP and Horary

In Nadi/KP Astrology/Horary, begin with chart and cusp information, then review sub-lords and significators. Identify the relevant houses and study the planets that signify them. Use Ruling Planets and timing layers as corroboration.

Jamakkol Prasanam

Jamakkol Prasanam uses Udhayam, Arudam, Kavippu and perimeter planets. Enter the question when it is genuinely asked, review the chart components, then read the verdict in context.

Navtara, BNN and supporting systems

• Navtara Analysis counts nine taras from the Janma Nakshatra and maps transits to favourable and challenging categories.
• BNN - Bhrigu Nandi Nadi examines trinal combinations, karakas, boundary pairs and Jupiter progression themes.
• Use daily transits to add current planetary context.

5. Create numerology reports

The Numerology Software brings several methods together. Use the method that matches your question, and keep each report separate before comparing themes.

1. Vedic MD/AD/PD: review the active Mahadasha, Antardasha and Pratyantardasha from broad theme to shorter focus.
2. Lo Shu Grid: review present and missing numbers, repeated numbers and completed planes.
3. Pythagorean: enter the birth name and date, then work through core numbers, cycles and maturity themes.
4. Name, mobile, Prashna and compatibility: select the corresponding tab for that subject.
5. Download deliberately: review the predictive analysis before downloading the PDF you want to retain.

6. Assess environmental alignment with DIY Vastu

DIY Vastu Software is built around a floor plan. A clean plan and correct North calibration are essential because every zone and room assessment depends on them.

1. Upload a legible floor plan with the full external boundary visible.
2. Calibrate true North and verify the rotation.
3. Position the 8, 16, 32 or 45-zone chakra as required.
4. Tag rooms accurately, including Master bedroom, Bedroom, Study room, kitchen, toilets and entrances.
5. Review zone observations and possible doshas one at a time.
6. Prioritise low-cost, non-structural corrections before disruptive alterations.
7. Export the PDF after checking orientation, room labels and boundary alignment.

7. Explore visual and graphology profiles

Image-based tools depend heavily on sample quality. They offer traditional or interpretive profiling, not clinical assessment, identity verification or medical diagnosis.

Face and palm reading

• For Face Reading Software, use an evenly lit, front-facing photograph without strong filters.
• For Palm Reading (Hastha Rekha), photograph the full palm in focus, with major lines and mounts visible.

The four Graphology tools

1. Signature Analysis examines pressure, baseline, loops and underlines.
2. Handwriting Analysis considers spacing, margins, pressure, t-bars, i-dots and other features.
3. Children's Handwriting & Psychology offers developmental observations for ages 5 to 16 and does not replace professional assessment.
4. Sexuality & Compatibility Graphology compares two samples for interpretive relationship themes. Consent and privacy matter.

8. Complete a guided Tarot journey

The Tarot Software is a step-by-step experience. Begin with a focused question, choose cards as prompted, reveal each stage in order, and read the final timing, guidance and remedy sections after the sequence.

1. Phrase one open-ended question focused on guidance rather than certainty.
2. Select cards without restarting to obtain a preferred result.
3. Read each revealed card in its assigned position.
4. Compare repeated symbols, suits or themes.
5. Review timing and action guidance, then download the full PDF if wanted.

9. Compare, save and apply your reports

A report becomes more useful when you can trace every conclusion back to its source. Review the calculation or detected features, then the interpretation, then the suggested timing or action.

1. Check the inputs again. Correct errors before paying for or saving a final report.
2. Separate observation from interpretation. A planetary position, bindu total, detected line or room zone is an observation; its meaning is an interpretation.
3. Look for convergence. Give more weight to themes supported by several relevant indicators.
4. Keep contradictory evidence. It can identify conditions, competing priorities or uncertainty.
5. Download the appropriate PDF. Save each report with a clear name and date.
6. Revisit with a purpose. Return when the input, question or time period changes.

Browse every current option in the Astrometry Software Directory or begin with the free astrology tools. Use these systems as structured frameworks for reflection and traditional interpretation, while applying practical judgement to important decisions.