How Suited Works
Simple enough to start in minutes. Deep enough to support a serious marriage decision.

Share the birth details that matter for matchmaking and compatibility — your date, time and place of birth, along with the essentials of who you are. The flow is private and guided, so you always know what a field is for before you fill it in.
- Takes most people under five minutes to complete.
- Accurate birth time and place matter most — they drive every compatibility and dosha calculation that follows.
- Your details stay private and are only used for your own matches, never shown publicly.
Add a partner's birth details and Suited generates your AstroVed Match Score using classical Vedic matching — South Indian 10-Porutham or North Indian Ashtakoot, whichever tradition fits how you were raised. You get one overall score plus a breakdown of the individual areas of married life it covers, not just a single pass/fail number.
- Choose the tradition that matches your family's practice — South Indian or North Indian.
- Every koota is explained in plain language, not left as an unfamiliar Sanskrit term.
- Manglik (Chevvai) status is checked for both people, including whether it cancels out.
If a dosha shows up, Suited explains what it actually means for married life and the traditional remedy for it — never just a red flag with no next step. From there you can explore the birth chart in more depth, review a 12-year Dasha timeline together, and ask follow-up questions in plain English.
- One free AI astrologer consultation chat is included with every match.
- Connect to a real AstroVed astrologer directly when a decision needs expert human judgment.
- Download a PDF report to share with family once you're ready to talk it through together.
Have these on hand for both people being matched — the more precise the birth time, the more accurate the chart and compatibility result:
- Full date of birth.
- Time of birth, as close to exact as your family records allow.
- Place of birth (city is enough — Suited resolves the coordinates).
Start with your Match Score — go deeper only when you want to.