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Saved in your own browser, on your own device. Here is exactly how it works.
Open Your Saved Kundlis — FreeBilkul free · koi signup nahi · data aapke phone me hi rehta haiSaved kundlis are stored in your own browser, on your own device, using a storage feature called localStorage. They are not on our servers and there is no account. This keeps your data private, but it also means that clearing your browser data or switching to a new phone will lose your saved kundlis.
A saved kundli is simply a set of birth details you have stored so you do not have to type them again. Name, date of birth, time and place, kept together so you can reopen the chart in one tap. It is a convenience, not a cloud account. You use it to keep your own chart and the charts of family and friends close at hand.
Because the app is free and needs no signup, there is no login and no profile in the cloud. That is a feature, not a gap. Your birth details stay on your own device, where you control them. But it also means the app is not a backup service, so it is worth understanding exactly how the saving works.
Saved kundlis live in your own browser, on your own device, in a small storage space the browser provides called localStorage. This is a standard part of every modern browser. When you save a kundli, the app writes the details into that space on your phone or computer, and reads them back when you return.
The important point is that nothing is sent to us. The data does not leave your device and it is not stored on any server. It sits inside the browser you used to save it. So if you saved a kundli in Chrome on your phone, that is exactly where it lives, and nowhere else.
Two things follow, one good and one worth knowing. The good part is privacy. Your birth details are not sitting in a database somewhere. No one at this site can see them, because they never reach this site. The part worth knowing is that there is no backup. Your saved kundlis exist in one place only.
So if you clear your browser data, your saved kundlis are gone. If you change your phone, they do not follow you. If you switch browsers, the new browser will not have them. None of this is a bug. It is simply how browser storage works, and it is better to know it clearly than to find out later.
Open the free janam kundli tool and enter the birth details. Once the chart is generated, use the save option to store those details. The kundli then appears on this saved kundlis page, ready to reopen with a single tap. You can keep several charts here, for yourself and for the people you care about.
If a detail is wrong, delete the saved entry and save it again rather than trying to patch it. A wrong birth time gives a wrong chart, so accuracy at this step matters more than anywhere else. Double-check the time and the place before you save, especially the birth time, since even a few minutes can shift the rising sign.
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Free kundli kholoSince there is no cloud backup, a little care goes a long way. The simplest safety net is to keep your birth details written somewhere else too, in your notes app, a diary or a message to yourself. If the saved kundli is ever lost, you can recreate it in seconds from those details.
You can also take a screenshot of an important chart or use your browser's print option to save it as a PDF. Before clearing your browser, updating your phone or changing devices, note down the birth details of any kundli you care about. This is a small habit, and it saves real annoyance later.
The app does not store your saved kundlis on any server. There is no account and no cloud sync, so we cannot see them and we cannot restore them for you. That last part sounds like a downside, and in one way it is. But it also means your birth details are never collected, never shared and never sitting in a database that could be exposed.
For many people, especially those who value privacy, this is the better trade. You keep full control because the data never leaves your device. The price is that you are also the only backup. Knowing both sides clearly lets you use the tool with the right expectations.
The first mistake is assuming saved kundlis work like a cloud account. They do not. If you clear your browser, update the app, or move to a new phone, they will not be there. The second is saving a kundli with a guessed birth time and then trusting the chart for years.
The third is clearing browser data to free space or fix a slow phone, without realising what else goes with it. The fourth is switching browsers and expecting the charts to appear. A quick fix for all of these is simple: note your birth details somewhere safe, and treat the saved kundlis page as a convenience on this device, not as permanent storage.
Suppose you saved your kundli and your mother's kundli a few months ago. Then one day your phone feels slow, so you clear your browser's cache and site data to tidy it up. You open the app later and both kundlis are gone. Nothing is broken. Clearing site data removed exactly the space where they were kept.
The fix takes a minute. If you had noted the birth details in your notes app, you simply re-enter them and save again. This is the whole point of being honest about how the storage works. Expect it, keep a copy of the details elsewhere, and a small hiccup stays small instead of becoming a real loss.
A saved kundli is the starting point for everything else in the app. From it you can open the divisional charts, read your dasha, check shadbala and ashtakavarga, and compare the chart against today's planetary positions and the panchang. The saved entry just holds the details so you never retype them.
Because everything runs from the same birth details, keeping one accurate saved kundli makes the whole app faster to use. In three years of practice and over a thousand charts read, I still start every reading from a clean set of birth details. If you ever want a careful, experienced look at the whole chart rather than the free tools alone, a personal consultation is available from 499 to 2,000 rupees, and the free tools remain free for everyone.
In your own browser, on your own device, using a feature called localStorage. They are not on our servers and there is no account. This keeps your data private, because it never leaves your device. Nothing is uploaded or synced anywhere.
Most likely you cleared your browser data, cache or site data, or you switched to a new phone or a different browser. Saved kundlis live only in the browser where you saved them, so clearing that space removes them for good.
No, and we want to be clear about that. Because your kundlis are never sent to us, we cannot see them or restore them. Keep your birth details noted somewhere safe, such as a notes app, so you can recreate any kundli in seconds.
No. There is no cloud sync and no account, so a kundli saved on your phone will not appear on your laptop or on a new phone. You would need to enter the birth details again on the other device.
Write your birth details down somewhere else too, like a notes app or a diary. You can also screenshot an important chart or save it as a PDF using your browser's print option. That way, losing the saved entry is only a small inconvenience.
Yes. Your birth details stay in your own browser and are not collected or shared. The trade-off is that you are also the only backup, so keep a copy of the details elsewhere in case your browser data is cleared.
Advanced Occult Astrology offers free Vedic astrology tools and personal consultation by Sahil Rao from Hansi, Haryana. 20 divisional charts, Vimshottari dasha, Shadbala, Ashtakavarga, KP, numerology and panchang — plus one-to-one guidance on career, money, marriage and timing. 3+ years of practice · 1,000+ charts read.
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