Built to give ancient wisdom the infrastructure it deserves.
VedIntel™ AstroAPI started with a simple conviction: Vedic astronomical knowledge is profound, and it deserved to be computed with the same precision and reliability we expect from modern engineering. So that is what got built.
I have been building digital products for a long time — platforms, tools, media companies, intelligence systems. The craft has always been the same: take something genuinely complex and make it useful for someone who has real work to do.
VedIntel™ AstroAPI grew out of PredIntel, a Vedic intelligence platform that needed a serious computation backend. The path led to Swiss Ephemeris — the same engine used by professional astronomers — running fully locally, with zero external dependencies. Every calculation verified against Jagannatha Hora and Parashara Light.
Then came the Parashari interpretation engine. Then Claude AI for narrative generation — because reading a chart should feel like guidance, not a raw data feed. The result is 110 endpoints, 27 languages, and one API key that handles it all.
This is not a startup with a team of twenty. It is one person who cared enough about accuracy to find every bug, verify every formula, and build the infrastructure this knowledge deserves. If it serves you well, that is enough.
Three accuracy bugs no one else bothered to fix
Found and fixed before launch. Verified against Jagannatha Hora and Parashara Light. These errors exist in every major competing API today.
planet.degree × N — wrong for all Dn charts
Correct Vedic formula per chart type per BPHS — D2 through D60
Broken loop — all dates after ~year 50 were wrong
Flat loop across 27 entries — correct sequence for a full lifetime
Spencer (1971) ± 15 min error + double-timezone bug
Swiss Ephemeris swe_rise_trans() — Mumbai: 6:18 AM (was showing 11:52 AM)
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