Vedic compatibility, drawn from the exact moment of your birth. All eight kootas of the 36-point Guna Milan — computed, never guessed. A few hand-cast picks a day, never an infinite feed.
We rebuilt the premise. Less swiping, more signal. Less noise, more chart. Less salesmanship, more siddhānta.
Other apps guess from photos and a four-word bio. Naksh runs Ashta Koota Milan against every potential match — the same eight-dimensional reading priests have used for a thousand years — and shows you the result before either of you say hello.
There is no infinite scroll. Every morning we draw a small set of profiles — usually three to seven — and they're gone by midnight. You read them properly. You decide once. You move on with the rest of your day.
Every member is photo-and-ID verified. Profiles can't be shallow because they aren't — your chart, your prompts, your family context all sit on top. Naksh is for the ones who came here once, with intention.
From the first screen to your first day of picks. We do the math; you do the meeting.
We compute your rāshi, nakshatra, and ascendant from your three coordinates. If you don't know your birth time, a rough one is enough — we'll flag what we couldn't read precisely.
Six photos. Three prompts in your own voice. Your gotra and family context, if you want to share them. ID verification before your profile goes live.
Each pick comes with its 36-point Guna Milan score and a breakdown of all eight kootas. You see the math behind the match — and the human behind the math.
When two people both say yes, the moment is marked with a śubh milan. Chats are private, reportable, and free of read receipts unless you both opt in.
The traditional eightfold compatibility reading, faithfully implemented. Each koota measures a different layer of fit — mind, body, energy, lineage.
Spiritual development. The temperament you bring to the marriage — and whether they meet yours where you stand.
Mutual attraction and ease of influence. How readily two people draw each other in, and how power flows between them.
Destiny and birth-star compatibility. Whether your nakshatras carry one another through the years rather than against them.
Physical and sexual compatibility. The animal energies of your respective nakshatras — and how they meet in private.
Intellectual and emotional friendship. The lords of your moon signs — do they sit easily together, or do they argue?
Temperament class — deva, manushya, rakshasa. The base wavelength of your nature, and whether it harmonises with theirs.
Family welfare, finances, longevity of the union. The long-arc indicator: where does this marriage stand in twenty years?
Genetic and health compatibility. The deepest reading — the one most worth knowing before a household is built.
Most apps reduce a person to a percentage. Naksh shows you the eight numbers behind the number, and explains — in plain English — why your Maitri is what it is, and where your Bhakoot could pull you apart.
Naksh is engineered around a refusal: the refusal that romance should be a slot machine. The chart was always there. We just put it where you can read it.
A handful of screens from the daily product — picks, profiles, the chart hub, your conversations, your self.
Marriage-minded people deserve a product that behaves like one. Here's what we do, and don't do.
Every profile passes a live-pose photo verification and a government-issued ID check before going public. Catfishing is structurally hard here.
Phone-number and device-fingerprint binding. Re-creating a banned account is a meaningful obstacle, not a quick logout.
A real reporting flow connected to India-specific safety partners. Reports are reviewed by humans, not just a queue.
Your conversations are encrypted in transit and at rest. We don't read them. We don't sell them. We don't train on them.
Pause your profile in two taps. You stay matched with people you've already met. You disappear from picks until you're ready.
If you don't see your question, write to hello@trynaksh.com — we read every one.
Drop your email and we'll write the morning the Android app goes live. One note, no feed, no launch spam.
Seven minutes to set up. A few picks tomorrow morning. Be honest. Read properly. Open the app once a day.