Practitioner licence The page is open to read; the calculator runs with the licence.
Why one combined chart
Most Vastu work moves between several drawings: a compass ring for the directions, a square grid for the padas, a marked centre for the Brahma zone. Each is simple alone, but the judgement calls happen where they overlap — a point that sits in one direction, one pada and one ring at the same time. The master grid puts those layers on a single drawing so the overlaps can be seen, not reconstructed from memory.
What the tool shows
Over your plan's outline and north angle, the tool draws the direction divisions, the pada grid of the chosen resolution and the centre zone together. Tap any point and the reading reports every layer at once: its bearing and direction, the pada it falls in, and whether it touches the centre. Each layer keeps its own classical basis, quoted with the result, so the combined picture never blurs where a rule actually comes from.
How practitioners use this
The master grid is the base chart of a consultation. Practitioners open it first, walk the client through the whole plan on one drawing, and only then switch to the single-purpose tools for the questions that need depth. In reports it serves as the one overview figure — issued under the practitioner's own name — that every later page refers back to.
Frequently asked questions
Does it replace the single-layer tools?
No. It is the overview; the dedicated tools go deeper on each layer and quote their own classical basis in full.
Which grid resolution does it use?
You choose the mandala resolution; the drawing and every reading state which grid is in force so no result floats free of its grid.
Can I rotate it to my plot's north?
Yes — the whole chart turns with the north angle you set, exactly as each single tool does.
Free to read, licensed to run
This description is open to everyone in English and Hindi. Drawing the combined chart over your own plan and reading points on it runs with the Practitioner licence.
The classical basis appears with each calculation result, quoted from the practice's source records.