Sixteen zones
Every room scored against the zone it occupies — what that zone governs, and what it resists.
Most Vastu advice is generic: put the kitchen in the south-east, keep the centre open. It is not wrong, and it cannot tell you anything about your building. VastuAI takes the plan you have — its outline, its centre and the direction it faces — and scores every room against the classical grid, naming the defects it finds and what can be done about each one.
Each of these is a separate engine with its own classical basis. They run over the same marked-up plan, so a defect found by one is reconciled against the others rather than reported twice.
Every room scored against the zone it occupies — what that zone governs, and what it resists.
The main door placed on the boundary grid and read against the devata that owns that position.
The 81-pada grid and its 45 devatas laid over the plan, with the Brahmasthan checked for load.
The grid intersections your walls, beams and columns actually cross — the classical piercing defects.
The outline classified, with the extensions and cuts that change how a plot is read.
Kitchen, bedroom, pooja, toilet, stairs and entrance, each against its own rule set.
The plan shaded by zone strength, so a weak quarter is visible rather than inferred from a list.
Ranked by what the defect actually is — no-build fixes first, structural change last.
Optional: the property read against each occupant’s chart, not just against the building.
Upload a floor-plan image, pick a template, or draw the outline. Auto-detection will find rooms and walls on an uploaded plan; you can correct anything it gets wrong.
Three marks are all the geometry needs. North can come from a compass reading or from the plan’s own north arrow.
Zone scores, the defect list ordered by weight, ranked remedies, the heatmap, and a report you can share or export.
Vastu splits each of the eight directions in two, giving sixteen zones of 22.5° each. The split matters: the two halves of one direction sit either side of a corner and support quite different activities.
| Zone | Deity | Governs |
|---|---|---|
| North N | Kubera | Wealth, career growth, opportunity flow |
| North-North-East NNE | Soma | Mental peace, meditation, healing |
| North-East NE | Ishaan (Shiva) | Divine grace, wisdom, knowledge, children |
| East-North-East ENE | Surya | Health, vitality, self-confidence, sons |
| East E | Indra | Prosperity, social status, vitality |
| East-South-East ESE | Satya | Truth, fame, recognition |
| South-East SE | Agni | Cooking fire, digestion, finance health, female energy |
| South-South-East SSE | Pushan | Energy, drive, ambition, male health |
| South S | Yama | Stability, longevity, accumulated dharma |
| South-South-West SSW | Nirruti | Ancestral karma, hidden weakness, expense control |
| South-West SW | Nirruti / Pitru | Authority, master of house, longevity, stability |
| West-South-West WSW | Varuna (W. expansion) | Expenditure, education, expense karma |
| West W | Varuna | Gains from delayed effort, profit conversion, food |
| West-North-West WNW | Vayu (W. expansion) | Movement of resources, guest gains, women's social ties |
| North-West NW | Vayu | Friendship, women, support network, romantic relationships |
| North-North-West NNW | Roga (illness, transformed by Vayu) | Support and stress balance, female friendships |
Vastu divides a building into sixteen directional zones, each with its own deity, element, ruling planet and set of activities it supports or resists. These are the zones the VastuAI analyser scores every room against.
The boundary of a plot is divided into thirty-two entrance positions, eight to a side. Each is owned by a devata and each is classically held to bring a particular result — which is why the main door is the single most consequential decision in Vastu.
The Vastu Purusha Mandala maps a building onto a grid of 81 squares occupied by 45 devatas — thirty-two around the border and thirteen within, with Brahma at the centre. It is the frame every other Vastu rule sits on.
The tables on these pages are classical and free to read — the zones, the entrance padas and the mandala are not ours to sell. What the Pro plan buys is having your own floor plan scored against them: the audit, the defect list, ranked remedies, the energy heatmap, the astrology overlay, property comparison and the shareable report.
No. A Vastu analysis is about the building — its orientation, its boundary and where each room sits. Birth details are optional, and only used if you want the astrology overlay, which reads the property against each occupant's chart rather than against the building alone.
A floor plan and the direction the building faces. You can upload a plan image and mark the centre, the boundary and north on it, start from a built-in template, or draw the outline yourself. The analyser needs the outline and the compass; everything else it derives.
The reference tables on these pages are free to read. Running your own floor plan through the analyser — the zone scoring, defect list, remedies, heatmap and report — is part of the Pro plan.
Talk it through with an astrologer — your charts and reports are already on file, so there is nothing to re-enter.