Predict your life.
This reads a floor plan against a tradition about direction and placement. It is not a forecast of your future, health, or finances.
Ask three people what Vastu says about your kitchen and you will get three answers, none of which you can check. Search the internet and you will find confident articles about somebody else's house. Hire a consultant and you will wait days, pay thousands, and receive one person's opinion with no working shown.
None of that is a problem with Vastu. It is a problem with how it reaches people.

A knowledge base drawn from 32 classical and modern texts, written in advance and checked before any of it could reach a reader. Every line names the book it comes from. Where the texts disagree, the reading follows what most of them say, and where they are closely split it says so.
Nothing about your reading is invented while you wait. The judgement was made in advance and written down; the software's job is to work out which of it applies to your home. That is why two people with the same floor plan get the same answer, and why you can act on it.

Romi Bidichandani founded VastuVidhi around a practical way of approaching Vastu: look closely at a home, its light, its orientation and the way people move through it. Traditional ideas should help us understand the place we live in, not make us afraid of it.
His aim is to make each reading clear enough to question and useful enough to act on, starting with changes that fit the home you already have.
This reads a floor plan against a tradition about direction and placement. It is not a forecast of your future, health, or finances.
Remedies are ranked by effort and the free ones come first, because that is where most of the benefit is.
We do not sell your floor plan, or anything else about your home, to anybody.
Questions, or something that reads wrongly on your report? Tell us A complaint about a specific line becomes a permanent test, which is how the readings get better.