Opening Mạghā Astro AI

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Chart library

Save and reopen birth charts without re-entering their details. Mạghā's library shows names, birth data and previews. Web libraries separate natal, Prashna and Muhurta records; mobile offers Natal, Prashna, Muhurta and All filters on Charts.

Saved charts retain their different chart types.Saved chart types

The chart includes Nila Raman as a birth chart, Instant Praśna as a question chart and New beginning as a saved moment.

Prepared library records and chart types
Saved recordChart type
Nila RamanBirth chart
Instant PraśnaPraśna · question chart
New beginningMuhūrta · saved moment

Keep different kinds of charts distinct

Keep birth, Praśna and Muhūrta records distinct: they represent a person, a question and a selected event time. Choose the corresponding web library or mobile chart-type filter before opening a saved record. The demonstration uses three records, Nila Raman, Instant Praśna and New beginning, to illustrate those types. Their names and number do not describe real clients or impose a library limit.

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Find the chart you mean to open

On the web, Search charts opens a search field labelled Search charts by name or location. Search with the person's name, then check the card before opening it. Tags offer another way to narrow the library when you have organised the records for your own use. Sorting controls let you change the order in which you browse the cards.

Choose names and tags that help you recognise a record later. A clear name matters more than an elaborate filing scheme, especially when several charts were saved during the same course or consultation. The card's actions menu includes Edit details and Manage tags, so you can return to those organisational choices. Open the chart itself when you want to study the calculations; searching and tagging are ways to find the record, rather than new chart calculations.

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Return to a saved chart

After signing in, open Charts from Home and select a saved card. Web card actions include Share chart. Image copying starts inside the opened chart, where you choose which details to include.

Note: the preview shows the Nila Raman library entry without creating or changing an account. Its prepared search supports names only, despite the field mentioning location; it does not demonstrate a real account-wide search.

Finding and keeping your saved charts

How do I open a saved chart after signing in?

Open Charts from Home, then find and open its saved card. The card shows the name and birth details so you can check that you are returning to the record you intended.

How do I search my chart library?

The app's web library has a Search charts by name or location field. The bundled demo has a smaller, name-only search over prepared data. Its library is not a demonstration of location matching or your account's saved records.

Can I organise charts with tags?

The web chart library has a tag filter, and each card's actions include Manage tags. Use tags to narrow the records you browse when you want to return to charts you have grouped together.

Can I send a saved chart to someone?

The web card actions include Share chart. Open that dialog to choose the birth details included in a read-only share. For a fixed image instead, open the chart and use its Copy choices.

Open your saved chart library

The real chart library with Nila Raman's birth chart card on desktop, iOS or Android.
The library contains prepared records. This preview shows its entry screen, without creating or changing an account chart. The bundled web search matches names only, despite its name-or-location field label; no search-result walkthrough or real client collection is shown.

Explore the library entry screen with the Nila Raman chart. This preview does not create or change an account record.

Open your chart library