Every Claim Now Shows Which Chart It Came From
Readings and chat answers carry footnotes naming the exact chart behind each statement, so you can tell a birth-chart fact from a Tithi Pravesh or transit one.
A reading draws on several charts at once — your birth chart, your annual and monthly Tithi Pravesh charts, divisional charts, dasa periods, and current transits. Until now they were blended into one voice. “Your Lagna Lord is in the 12th house” read like a permanent fact about your birth chart even when it came from this month’s TP chart, which lasts a few weeks.
Every computed claim now carries a footnote naming its source.
How it works
- Hover a footnote number to see which chart the claim came from
- A numbered list under each reading repeats the same information, for touch devices where hover does not exist
- Labels are specific: Your birth chart (D1 Rasi), TP chart for August 2026, Vimshottari dasa of your birth chart, Transits for 18 August 2026
Where you’ll see it
Citations apply across the whole app — chat as well as every insight: daily, weekly, monthly, yearly, dasa, transit, and deep analysis. Insights store their source list alongside the narrative, so a reading you open months from now can still expand its citations.
Why this matters
The distinction changes what a statement means for you. A birth-chart placement describes a lifelong pattern; the same placement in a monthly TP chart describes a passing season. Knowing which one you are reading tells you how much weight to give it — and lets you check the underlying chart yourself.
Citations appear only on claims the system actually computed from your charts. General context and interpretation stay unmarked.