Your family’s marriage search, organised.

Marriage WhatsApp groups send 10 to 50 biodatas a week. Forward them all to Tara. She reads every biodata, checks the kundli against your son’s or daughter’s, removes repeats, and keeps one sorted list your whole family can filter, track and decide from.

Opening to the first families in Gujarat and Maharashtra.

How it works today

Biodatas arrive all week in samaj groups, family groups and from bureaus: PDFs, photos, the same person sent three times. To check a kundli, someone types the birth details in by hand, one biodata at a time, and keeps track in a diary.

  1. Open the biodata and zoom in to find the date, time and place of birth.
  2. Open a kundli app and type in both sets of birth details.
  3. Note the guna score in a diary or another chat.
  4. Scroll back up the group for the next one, and try to remember which you already checked.
Repeat for every biodata.At 3 to 4 minutes each, 50 biodatas is close to three hours of typing a week.

With Tara, it is one forward

  1. Send your biodata once

    Say hi to Tara on WhatsApp and send your son’s or daughter’s biodata. Tara remembers you by your WhatsApp number, so you never type birth details again.

  2. Forward every biodata

    Select the biodatas in any WhatsApp chat and forward them to Tara: PDFs, photos or Word files, one at a time or fifty at once.

  3. Tara reads every biodata

    She copies out every detail, works out each kundli from the date, time and place of birth, and scores it against yours out of 36, with manglik. One short reply per batch, not fifty messages.

  4. Your family decides

    Open your list: sorted by score, with filters, the original file, and your own status and notes. Your family and your pandit decide. Tara never does.

Once: introduce yourself

Say hi to Tara on WhatsApp, agree to how your details are used, and send the biodata of the person whose marriage it is: you, a son, a daughter, a brother or a sister. Tara reads the date, time and place of birth from it and asks you to confirm. It takes a couple of minutes.

What Tara remembers

Your WhatsApp number
how Tara knows it is you, every time
Rohan S., male
whose search this is
4 Mar 1997, 6:30 am, Ahmedabad
his kundli, worked out once

That is all she needs. Every biodata forwarded from this number is matched against Rohan’s kundli. Phone numbers of family members can be added to the same profile, so a forward from Mummy’s phone lands in the same list.

What Tara does with each biodata

  1. Reads itPDFs, photos and Word files. She copies out name, birth details, height, education, work, city, diet, community, gotra and family details.
  2. Leaves out private detailsPhone numbers, emails, addresses and photos in the biodata are never kept.
  3. Spots repeatsThe same biodata from three groups, as a PDF or a photo, is counted once.
  4. Works out the kundliFrom the date, time and place of birth, with the correct time zone for the birthplace.
  5. Matches it with yoursTraditional 36-guna milan with all eight kootas, and manglik for both. No birth time? You get a range, not a guess.
  6. Adds it to your listSorted by score, with the original file kept safely for your family.

Everything in one place

Every biodata your family forwards lands in one private list. Nobody else can see it.

  • Sorted by kundliVery good, good and below 18, with all eight kootas and manglik for each.
  • FiltersCity, age, height, education, diet, community, gotra and manglik.
  • Track each oneShortlisted, contacted, meeting or not proceeding, with your own private note.
  • No repeatsThe same biodata from three groups is kept once.
  • The original fileOpen the PDF or photo again any time, kept safely for your family.
  • The whole familyParents, the person and siblings can all forward to the same list.

Tara knows jyotish, and reads palms too

For the person whose marriage it is, Tara writes a full reading from three things at once: the palm, the birth chart and the numbers. She has studied Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, Phaladeepika and Saravali for the kundli, Cheiro and Benham alongside Indian samudrika for the palm, and Cheiro’s Chaldean table for numbers. Every point says which sign it comes from.

  • 7palm lines read, on both handsHeart, head, life, fate, sun, health and marriage, traced on your own photo. The photo is never saved.
  • 10points of the birth chartLagna and all nine grahas, with nakshatra and pada, in the D1, D9 and D10 charts.
  • 38classical yogas and doshas checkedManglik included, with the traditional cancellations.
  • 3levels of dashaMahadasha, antardasha and pratyantar, every one dated.
  • 16areas of lifeNine scored out of 10 beside the typical score across 1,000 charts, so you can see what is usual.
  • 20years ahead, month by monthCareer, money, marriage, children, home and health, from the running dasha and Jupiter and Saturn.
  • 24sections in the reportIn English, Gujarati or Hindi, and saved as a PDF.
  • 5questions you can askAfter the reading, ask Tara anything about it. Each answer uses only your own chart and palm.

A few pages from a reading

  • The best windows ahead, with the reasons one tap away
    The best windows ahead, with the reasons one tap away
  • Every area of life, scored and explained
    Every area of life, scored and explained
  • Where palm, chart and numbers agree, and where they differ
    Where palm, chart and numbers agree, and where they differ
  • The lines, traced on your own hand
    The lines, traced on your own hand
  • The next twenty years, month by month
    The next twenty years, month by month

Then ask her 5 questions

When is a good time for my marriage, and what should I look for in a partner?

Your strongest time for marriage is the Moon-Venus antardasha (sub-period), July 2032 to March 2034, at its peak around April 2033. If it waits, another supportive stretch comes in 2040. Venus, the best planet for your Aquarius lagna (rising sign), watches over your house of marriage, so the overall picture is balanced, and the tradition sees no particular signs of strain. Look for a partner who is calm and steady, gives you room to be independent, and helps settle your moods, because your heart is warm but you keep feelings inside.

4 of 5 questions left

Planet positions agree with the Swiss Ephemeris to within 0.013 degrees, Lahiri ayanamsa. Tara is an AI: her readings are traditional guidance for your family to reflect on, not guarantees.

Meet Tara

Tara means star, and the tara koota is one of the eight kootas in every match. She is a small, cheerful star who loves a big pile of biodatas: send her fifty and she will not sigh once.

  • “Send them all. I’ll read, you decide.”
  • “No birth time on this one, so I gave you a range.”
  • “Good kundli. The rest is for your family to judge.”

What Tara never does

  • Introduce you to anyone, or send your biodatas to another family.
  • Keep phone numbers, emails, addresses or photos from a biodata.
  • Comment on looks, skin colour, weight or income.
  • Hold on to a biodata nobody is using. After 90 days it is deleted, and you can delete anything sooner.

Tara is an AI assistant, not a pandit. Her score is traditional guna milan, a guide for your family, not a prediction. The calculation agrees with an independent open-source engine on all 11,664 nakshatra pairings.

Run a marriage bureau?

Tara can check every client family’s kundli for you, each in their own list, without typing a single birth date.

How it works for bureaus

Opening soon.

First in Gujarat and Maharashtra, then for families abroad. Your first 10 biodatas will be free.

  • Ahmedabad
  • Surat
  • Vadodara
  • Rajkot
  • Mumbai
  • Pune
  • Nashik
  • Nagpur