Astrology software for Vedic astrologers covers the work around the reading — client records, appointments, billing, reports and publishing — without separating it from the chart it belongs to. DKSCORE keeps the person and their Vedic chart, with its divisional set and dasha periods, on one record, so preparing for a consultation is reading rather than reassembling, and a session is billed as it runs rather than invoiced afterwards.
Practitioners whose bottleneck has stopped being astrology.
You are the practice — the reader, the scheduler and the accounts department. The administrative half is what caps how many clients you can hold.
Charts live in one folder, clients in a sheet, payments in a third place. Nothing is wrong exactly, but nothing reconciles either.
Most of your value is continuity — knowing what was said last year and what has changed since. That only works if the history is attached to the chart.
The administrative path, from a booking to a delivered report.
They pick a slot against your availability and fund a wallet. No back-and-forth to agree a time, no invoice to raise.
The chart, the birth-data provenance, the previous sessions and the active dasha are on the same record as the person. Preparation is reading.
Time is metered per minute from the client's wallet while you consult, so the commercial side closes when the call does.
Charts and analysis go out as PDF reports, so the client keeps a document rather than a memory of a call.
The Vedic calculations and the practice tools, by name.
Mahadasha, Antardasha and Pratyantardasha with exact dates on every client's chart, with the running period in view before a session.
Twenty vargas per chart, the complete Shodashavarga plus D5, D6, D8 and D11, including the D9 Navamsa and D10 Dasamsa.
Bindu strength tables and today's planets read against the natal chart, with Today's Brief listing which clients a transit touches.
Raj Yoga detection, the Atmakaraka report, Badhaka planets and planetary war, read side by side on one chart.
Ashtakoota guna matching with a per-koota breakdown and a Mangal dosha check, saved as a report.
Horary charts kept in a saved prashna list, and the Lal Kitab Varshphal with its own remedies.
Tarot spreads and numerology reports saved to the client's file, beside their chart work.
Chat, call and video billed per minute from the client's wallet, with number masking and rejoin after a dropped connection.
Charts and analysis generated as PDF reports the client keeps after the call.
Host a live session with registration, reminders and a recording, and attendance analytics afterwards.
Webinars for astrologersScreens from the Web CRM.



Worth knowing before you move a practice onto anything.
Client records and the charts you create belong to your practice. They are not published and do not appear on any public profile.
Using the platform does not require closing your own website or stopping work you do elsewhere. Practitioners commonly run both.
Platform access is billed as Dharma Karma Plans; client consultations are billed per minute from the client's wallet. Conflating the two is how pricing becomes unreadable.
Anything you produce for a client can be generated as a PDF, so your deliverables are not locked behind a login.
The gaps are easier to plan around when they are stated.
The whole model, stated plainly. No sales call needed to find it.
Prices shown are exclusive of applicable taxes.
See current plan pricesStart in the Web CRM and carry the same client list on mobile with the Astrologer App. Nothing needs migrating before you take a first consultation.