Kshana
A living Jyotisha almanac — Hora, Panchangam, divisional charts, and predictive timing, built to a Pixar-and-Apple craft bar.
- Five complete visual worlds, from Celestial Noir to Peacock Temple
- Swiss Ephemeris-grade calculations behind a calm, modern surface
- Chitragupta skills drive the predictive workflows
- Theme persists across SSR — no flash, ever
Vedic astrology software is either academically rigorous and visually hostile, or beautiful and computationally shallow. Kshana refuses the trade.
It’s a full almanac — hora, panchangam, divisional charts, timing workflows — wrapped in five switchable visual worlds, each with its own typography and mood. The default, Celestial Noir, is the aesthetic this very site descends from.
Under the hood: Next.js 16, a self-hosted Supabase stack, Genkit flows powered by Chitragupta skills, and row-level security on every table. In active overhaul; the tracking docs alone run past two hundred checkboxes.