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Upload your house plan, set North with our visual compass, let our AI detect every room and see a transparent Vastu score with room-by-room findings. 100% free during beta.
Use a clear JPG, PNG or WebP builder plan, hand sketch or architect drawing.
Use the visual compass and match it with the North direction on your plan.
Tap the built-up centre so the eight Vastu zones follow the home, not image margins.
Run AI room detection, confirm each match, then add or adjust anything the AI missed.
See a score, priority findings and practical remedies, then save the free beta PDF.
An online Vastu checker is most useful when it explains why a room receives a result. This tool places the centre of your home on the drawing, rotates the directional grid to the North you select and identifies the zone occupied by each verified room. It then compares that placement with commonly followed residential Vastu principles.
The result is not a generic horoscope or a score based only on plot direction. It is a room-by-room screening of the plan you upload. You can use it while comparing a new house plan, reviewing an apartment layout or preparing questions for an architect or Vastu consultant.
The checker divides the plan around its centre into eight directional sectors. The notes below summarise traditional residential preferences; they are guidance, not building-code or engineering rules.
| Direction | Common name | Spaces traditionally considered | What to verify |
|---|---|---|---|
| North | Uttara | Living, study or open space | Room use and openness near the northern edge |
| North-east | Ishanya | Pooja, meditation or light open space | Toilets, heavy storage and room overlap |
| East | Purva | Entrance, living or study | Entrance position and daylight access |
| South-east | Agneya | Kitchen or electrical utility | Kitchen centre and cooking-area position |
| South | Dakshina | Bedroom, stairs or storage | Exact function of rooms in the sector |
| South-west | Nairutya | Master bedroom or heavy storage | Primary bedroom and toilet placement |
| West | Paschima | Dining, bedroom or storage | Room boundaries crossing adjacent zones |
| North-west | Vayavya | Guest bedroom, toilet or utility | Guest and service-space locations |
Important: a room can cross more than one sector, and different Vastu traditions may interpret borderline placements differently. Always verify the marker against the usable centre of the room rather than its printed label alone.
Export the original drawing when possible. If you photograph paper, hold the camera parallel to it and avoid glare, folds and shadows. Room names should remain readable after upload.
Look for the architect’s North arrow or confirm orientation from the site survey. Road direction and the top of the page do not automatically indicate North.
Keep the full external wall outline, balconies and entrances, but remove large title blocks or unrelated drawings. For an apartment, use the individual unit boundary.
AI text recognition can miss small, rotated or handwritten labels. Move each marker to the approximate centre of its room and add any missing space manually.
The score is a comparison aid generated from the room types, directional zones and priorities encoded in this beta tool. Use it to locate the findings that deserve discussion; do not treat a one-point difference between two plans as proof that one home will produce better life outcomes.
A useful review starts with the highest-priority room findings, checks whether North and the plan centre were set correctly, and then considers whether a non-structural adjustment is realistic. If a result would require moving walls, plumbing, columns, stairs or openings, consult the relevant qualified professional before making changes.
Yes. The checker is free during beta, with no card or subscription required. A social follow may be used to unlock the detailed PDF download.
It looks for printed labels such as kitchen, bedroom, bathroom and pooja, then places detected spaces on the directional grid. You verify, add or move markers before the score is calculated.
Upload a clear JPG, PNG or WebP plan, align the compass with true North, mark the centre of the home, verify at least three room markers and run the check. Review the priority findings before downloading the report.
It can evaluate commonly labelled residential spaces including entrances, kitchens, bedrooms, living and dining rooms, pooja rooms, toilets, staircases and utility areas.
Use a straight, high-resolution JPG, PNG or WebP with readable room labels, visible external walls and a known North direction. Avoid angled photographs, heavy shadows and oversized title blocks.
Yes. All room markers can be verified and adjusted. You can also add a room manually when its label is abbreviated, handwritten or absent.
Yes. Use the boundary of your individual apartment or home to establish its centre, and exclude unrelated common areas from the uploaded plan.
No. It is an informational planning aid. It does not certify structural safety, legal compliance or professional Vastu approval.