Check where each part of the house sits, and what to do about it.
North is at the top.
This Vasthu (Vastu Shastra) checker looks at where each part of a home falls relative to its centre — entrance, kitchen, master bedroom, pooja room, toilet, water source and more — and compares each against the classical directional rules. No floor plan needed.
Vasthu Shastra is the classical Indian tradition of building and site layout, which assigns qualities to the eight directions and recommends placing each function of a house — kitchen, entrance, bedrooms, water, stairs — accordingly.
No. This check is about the building rather than the person: it compares where each room sits against the classical directional rules, so all it needs is the layout and orientation of the house.
It summarises how many of the classical directional placements the layout satisfies, with the specific mismatches listed alongside so you can see what drove the number and which remedies apply.