Numerology API

Vedic Grid & Numerology

Automate profound numerological calculations. Generate instant Vedic Grids, calculate Moolank (Psychic Number), Bhagyank (Destiny Number), and Namank (Name Number) with deep analytical insights and yoga combinations.

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POST /v1/numerology/vedic-grid 
{
  "moolank": 7,
  "bhagyank": 4,
  "namank": 5,
  "vedic_grid": {
    "missing_numbers": [1, 8, 9],
    "yogas_present": [
      "Action Plane (2-7-6)",
      "Willpower Plane (9-5-1)"
    ]
  },
  "name_compatibility": {
    "is_harmonious": true,
    "suggestion": "Name number 5 aligns perfectly with Bhagyank 4."
  }
}

Comprehensive Numerology Engine

Power your application with deep numbers analysis, from personality traits to name corrections.

Core Number Profiling

Instantly calculate Moolank (Psychic/Driver Number) and Bhagyank (Destiny/Conductor Number) to generate deep personality and life-path insights from a single date of birth.

Name Compatibility (Namank)

Calculate Namank using Chaldean or Pythagorean systems. Automatically check if a user's name vibrates harmoniously with their birth numbers, powering "name correction" features.

Dynamic Grid & Yogas

Automatically populate the 3x3 Vedic Grid. The API instantly identifies missing numbers, repeated digits, and flags powerful yoga combinations (like the Willpower or Action plane).

Simple Request, Comprehensive Response

Send basic birth details and a full name to receive a complete numerological breakdown instantly.

Required Parameters

  • dob: date (Format: YYYY-MM-DD)
  • full_name: string (e.g., "Rahul Sharma")
  • system: chaldean (default) or pythagorean
  • lang: en (default), hi, or ta
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Frequently Asked Questions

Technical details regarding the Vedic Grid Numerology API.

How is the Moolank (Driver/Psychic Number) calculated?
The Moolank is calculated by taking the day of the month a person was born and reducing it to a single digit (e.g., someone born on the 24th has a Moolank of 2+4 = 6). Our API automates this reduction.
How is the Bhagyank (Conductor/Destiny Number) calculated?
The Bhagyank is derived from the sum of the entire date of birth (Day + Month + Year) reduced to a single digit. The API handles all root number reductions automatically.
Does the API calculate Namank (Name Number) using the Chaldean system?
Yes, Chaldean numerology is the default system used for calculating the Namank. However, you can switch to the Pythagorean system by simply passing "system": "pythagorean" in your API request.
What does the Vedic Grid array return?
The API returns a JSON matrix representing a 3x3 grid. It maps every digit from the user's date of birth (and optionally their Moolank/Bhagyank) into the grid, counting repetitions for each sector.
Will the API identify missing numbers in the grid?
Yes, the response includes a missing_numbers array (e.g., [2, 5, 8]) which allows developers to easily suggest remedies or analyze missing traits based on absent digits.
Can it calculate Name Correction suggestions?
Yes, the API analyzes the harmony between the calculated Namank and the user's Moolank/Bhagyank. It returns a compatibility flag and suggests whether a name change or spelling alteration is numerologically beneficial.
Does the API identify specific Yogas in the grid?
Absolutely. If a user's grid completes a specific horizontal, vertical, or diagonal line, the API flags the present Yogas in the yogas_present array, such as the "Willpower Plane" or "Action Plane".
Can I get the response insights in Hindi?
Yes. By passing "lang": "hi" in the request payload, all string-based suggestions, traits, and yoga descriptions will be returned in Hindi.
What is the difference between this and the Lo Shu Grid API?
While structurally similar, the Vedic Grid incorporates specific Vedic planetary associations (e.g., Sun=1, Moon=2) and remedies that differ from the Chinese five-element theory used in traditional Feng Shui Lo Shu grids.
Are master numbers (11, 22, 33) reduced automatically?
By default, all numbers are reduced to single digits (1-9) for standard Vedic calculations. However, the API payload includes a master_number_detected boolean if 11, 22, or 33 was encountered prior to final reduction.