Ask about
your person.

Every day. No meter. Orra reads your chart and a three-card spread to help you think about the people and goals on your mind. A reflection, not a prediction.

Free on Android · 18 and over · English, Hinglish and Nepali-English

Moon in SwatiRest 1:30–3pm

A small ritual that fits in a minute.

  1. Tell Orra about you and them

    Your birth date, time and place, and the name of someone on your mind. No time of birth? Orra says so and reads a noon chart.

  2. Open your card each morning

    One tarot card, today's tithi and nakshatra, a lucky colour and the hours to rest. Opening it lights your diya.

  3. Ask, then sit with the answer

    Ask about them or about you. You get a short answer, three cards for past, now and next, and a small thing to notice.

A mirror,
not a verdict.

Orra knows your chart and the person on your mind. Ask a real question and get a short answer first, then three cards and one small thing to try.

  • Every answer names a planet, house, nakshatra or day, so it is about you.
  • Never what the other person thinks or feels. Only your side of it.
  • One free question every day. Follow-ups are part of Plus.

Check your Guna. Share it kindly.

The 36-point Ashtakoot score, eight kootas and a one-line vibe like “Chaotic, but loyal”. A low koota comes with a gentle sentence, never alone.

Don't know their birthday? Send a link. They add it themselves and you both see the score. You never see their birth details.

Get the app to check yours

Goals with shubh moments.

Write a goal you can act on. Orra suggests small steps and a good day and time window for each, worked out from the panchang and your own birth star. You keep, change or drop every step.

  • Short goals of 7 to 30 days, long goals of 3 to 12 months with a monthly check-in.
  • Times come from Choghadiya and Abhijit, and avoid Rahu kaal, Yamaganda and Gulika.
  • A gentle nudge the morning of a shubh moment.

Goals are about effort you control. Orra won't plan around health, money or legal outcomes.

Little rituals that keep you coming back, gently.

Sankalpa Jar

Write an intention in 140 characters, hold to seal it, and open it together on Purnima. Mark it “came true” or “not yet”.

A diya that stays lit

Open Today to light your diya and count the days. One missed day a month is forgiven. No guilt, no broken-streak warnings.

An evening check-in

At 9pm, one question and one line about how the day landed. It stays private to you and helps Orra remember.

Honest about what astrology can and can't do.

Reflection, not prediction

Orra never says what will happen and never guarantees an outcome. Every answer ends with a reminder.

No fear, no fake certainty

No health, legal or money predictions. No doom, no curses, no remedies to buy.

People first

If you sound like you're struggling, Orra stops reading and shares helplines for India and Nepal.

Your data is yours

For adults 18 and over. Delete your account and data any time, in the app or on the web.

Everything for a daily ritual is free.

Free

  • The daily card, panchang and your diya streak
  • 1 question every day
  • Full Guna score for 1 person
  • 3 sealed wishes and 1 active goal
  • The evening check-in

Orra Plus Opens soon

  • Up to 10 questions a day, follow-ups included
  • Guna for everyone you add, with a written breakdown
  • Unlimited people, wishes and goals

Prices and the charge date are always shown before you pay. Cancelling is one tap.

Good things to ask first.

Is this a prediction?

No. Orra uses your chart and tarot as a mirror to help you think. It never says what will happen and never promises an outcome.

Who can use Orra?

Adults 18 and over in India, Nepal and the diaspora. Orra only reads charts for people who are 18 or older.

Which languages does it speak?

English, Hinglish and Nepali-English, written in Roman script. You can switch in Settings any time.

What if I don't know my birth time?

That's fine. Orra reads a noon chart. Your Moon sign is usually solid, but there is no rising sign, and the app tells you so.

Who sees my birth details?

Only you. When you share a Guna link, the other person sees the score, never your birth details, and you never see theirs. Read the privacy policy.

How do I delete my data?

In the app: Settings, then “Delete account and data”. Or follow the steps on the delete page.

Light your
first diya.

Free on Android. Your first reading takes about two minutes.

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