Search for a kundali matching app in Telugu and the first page is mostly matrimony funnels: a “Telugu” landing page written in English, a form that asks for your phone number, and a report that arrives in English anyway. The same happens for Tamil and Kannada. What families actually want is simpler — the full guna milan (ashta koota) result, the dosha notes and the verdict, readable by a mother in Guntur, a grandfather in Madurai or an aunt in Hubli without anyone translating on the spot.
This guide compares what the main apps and websites actually offer in Telugu, Tamil and Kannada, based on their own store listings and pages — not marketing copy. It also explains the one thing none of those pages mention: South Indian families often expect a 10-porutham verdict, not a 36-point one, and an app has to handle both. Where Sahita fits, we say so honestly, including its limits.
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Searches for a kundali matching app in Telugu usually come from families in Telangana and Andhra who want the jathakam read in their own script rather than transliterated English. Sahita renders every koota name, verdict and remedy in Telugu.
“Available in Telugu” can mean three very different things. At the weakest level, only the menu and buttons are translated; the report itself — koota names, explanations, the dosha paragraph — stays in English. One step up, the score table is translated but the explanations are not. Only at the top level is the entire result readable in the language, including the verdict your parents will read aloud to relatives.
There is a second, quieter requirement. In Andhra, Telangana, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka and Kerala, the family astrologer often uses the Dashakoota (10 porutham) system rather than the North Indian Ashtakoota (8 koota, 36 points). A Telugu or Tamil app that only shows “24 out of 36” will confuse an elder who is waiting to hear about rajju and dina porutham. The good apps show both views from the same birth details.
Third: it should not need a login, a phone number or an internet connection to give the result. Matching happens during family visits, often in a village with patchy signal, and the details are private. Our Sahita vivaha matching app download guide explains how the app runs the whole calculation on the phone itself.
Language-by-feature matrix: the main options compared
The table below is built only from what each product states on its own store listing or web page as of September 2026. Where a listing does not say something, the cell says so. A listing claim that a language is “supported” does not by itself tell you how much of the matching report is translated — that is the check you must do yourself, and section 8 shows how.
| Product | Type | Telugu / Tamil / Kannada | Matching system | Login or contact needed | Cost (as stated) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sahita (Google Play) | Android app | Yes, all three; listing states every feature is translated in 11 languages | Ashtakoota 36 points plus Dashakoota view; Mangal, Nadi, Bhakoot dosha checks | No login; works offline | Free; matching never behind a paywall |
| AstroSage Kundli (Google Play) | Android app | Yes; listing names Hindi, English, Tamil, Telugu, Marathi, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Bengali | Ashtakoota 36-point Guna Milap; PDF download | Listing does not require login for matching | Free download; listing flags ads and in-app purchases |
| ClickAstro Kundali Matching (App Store) | iOS app | Yes; free horoscope listed in English, Hindi, Telugu, Tamil, Bengali, Marathi, Kannada, Malayalam, Oriya | Free matching in both North and South Indian systems; papasamya and dasha sandhi | Not stated on listing | Free download; in-app purchases for premium reports |
| Shaadi.com Kannada / Telugu / Tamil pages | Website | Landing pages are per language, but the page copy is in English | Guna Milan out of 36 | Form asks name, DOB, time and place | Free tool; matrimony site |
| Poojalu.com free matching | Website | Selector lists English, Tamil, Kannada, Telugu, Hindi, Malayalam, Bengali | Separate “North Indian” and “South Indian” matching buttons | No registration stated | Free tool; paid astrologer matching listed at ₹550–₹2,500 |
| MatrimonialsIndia Telugu matching | Website | Page is in English | Report “sent to email” | Email and mobile number required | Free; lead form for the matrimony site |
Two patterns stand out. First, the matrimony websites use the language name as a search keyword rather than as the language of the report. Second, the real apps — Sahita, AstroSage and ClickAstro — all list Telugu, Tamil and Kannada, so the deciding questions become: does the full report render in that script, does it show the South Indian view, and does it work without a connection?
Telugu: what a jathakam matching app should show
Telugu families say jatakam (జాతకం) for the birth chart and jataka pontana (జాతక పొంతన) for matching. Elders will expect to hear the two janma nakshatras first, then whether the pair clears rajju, then the overall guna score. A jathakam matching app in Telugu therefore needs Telugu names for all 27 nakshatras and 12 rashis, not just a Telugu home screen.
Our detailed walk-through of Telugu vivaha jathakam matching shows the screens in Telugu, koota by koota. The short version: enter both dates, times and birthplaces (any town in Andhra or Telangana is in the database), and the result page prints varna to nadi in Telugu, with the Dashakoota tab beside it. You can try Sahita’s Telugu report on Google Play and switch the language back to English in one tap to compare.
Tamil: thirumana porutham apps and the 10 porutham difference
In Tamil Nadu the question is rarely “how many gunas”. It is “porutham irukka?” — do the ten poruthams agree? Dina, gana, mahendra, stree deergha, yoni, rasi, rasi adhipathi, vasya, rajju and vedha are each marked as matching or not, and rajju porutham is treated as the one that must not fail. A thirumana porutham app that only prints 36-point Ashtakoota is answering the wrong question for a Tamil family.
The reverse is also true: many Tamil couples marrying into North Indian or Kannada families are asked for the 36-point score. The practical solution is an app that computes both from the same input. Our Tamil thirumana porutham guide explains each porutham in Tamil, and the 10 porutham versus 36 guna comparison shows why the two systems can disagree on the same couple without either being wrong.
Kannada: kundali matching app in Kannada (jataka hondanike)
Kannada families use jataka hondanike (ಜಾತಕ ಹೊಂದಾಣಿಕೆ) and, in older Mysuru and Dharwad households, kundali milana. Karnataka sits between the two traditions: many family astrologers use the 8-koota, 36-point system, while some coastal and southern districts still ask for the 10-porutham verdict. So a kundali matching app in Kannada has to do what the Telugu and Tamil versions do — show both — but with the Kannada script and Kannada nakshatra names.
Sahita was built first for Kannada users, and it shows: the Kannada vivaha matching app review and the Kannada kundali matching guide cover the full flow, while marriage matching in Kannada explains the terms an elder will use. The Shaadi.com “Kannada kundali matching” page, by contrast, is written entirely in English and returns an English 36-point result. Every one of those languages is available in the Sahita app on Google Play at no cost.
Porutham versus Ashtakoot: why one couple can get two verdicts
Both systems start from the same two facts — each partner’s janma nakshatra and rashi — but weigh them differently. Ashtakoota adds eight weighted kootas into a 36-point total: Varna 1, Vashya 2, Tara 3, Yoni 4, Graha Maitri 5, Gana 6, Bhakoot 7 and Nadi 8. Dashakoota marks ten poruthams as pass or fail with no points, and treats rajju as a veto.
That is why a pair can score 27 out of 36 (a good Ashtakoot result) and still fail rajju porutham, or clear all ten poruthams while sitting at 17 out of 36 because of Nadi. Neither report is “more accurate” — they are different rule sets from different regions of Hindu astrology.
A regional-language app that hides one of them is hiding half the conversation.
| Question the family asks | Ashtakoota (36 points) | Dashakoota (10 porutham) |
|---|---|---|
| Overall result | Points out of 36; 18+ usually acceptable | Count of poruthams matched; rajju must pass |
| Health of children | Nadi koota, 8 points | Rajju and nadi porutham |
| Temperament | Gana koota, 6 points | Gana porutham |
| Longevity of the husband | Not a separate koota | Rajju porutham |
| Where it is common | North, West and much of Karnataka | Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Andhra, Telangana, coastal Karnataka |
How Sahita handles 11 languages — and where it stops
Sahita’s Google Play listing states that every feature is translated into Hindi, English, Kannada, Tamil, Telugu, Marathi, Bengali, Gujarati, Malayalam, Punjabi and Odia. In practice that means the input screen, all eight koota rows, the Dashakoota view, the Mangal, Nadi and Bhakoot dosha notes and the verdict all render in the chosen script. The calculation runs on the phone, so it works offline and nothing is uploaded.
Now the limits, plainly. Sahita is Android only — there is no iPhone version, so an iOS-only household should look at ClickAstro’s App Store app instead. The result is a shareable result screen and a score-card image you can send on WhatsApp, not a printable report. The koota explanations are concise rather than the long paragraph style some paid reports use. And it does not offer astrologer calls; it is a calculator, not a consultation service.
If those limits are fine for you, the free online kundali matching tool on this site runs the same engine in the browser, and the Sahita app on Google Play adds saved profiles, a swap-bride-and-groom button and the language switch.
How to check whether an app is really translated: a 5-step test
Ten minutes with any app tells you more than its listing. Run this test in the language your parents read, not the one you read.
- Switch the app to Telugu, Tamil or Kannada before entering details, then check whether the nakshatra picker shows the 27 names in that script.
- Run a match and look at the koota rows. Are Varna, Vashya, Tara, Yoni, Graha Maitri, Gana, Bhakoot and Nadi named and explained in the language, or only the headings?
- Open the dosha section. The Nadi or Bhakoot note is the paragraph elders read most closely — if it is in English, the translation is cosmetic.
- Turn on aeroplane mode and run the match again. If it fails, your birth details are being sent to a server.
- Look for the 10-porutham view. If your family uses it and the app cannot show it, you will end up paying an astrologer anyway.
Sahita passes all five, but so might others — the point is to check rather than trust a listing, ours included. A regional language kundli app that passes steps 1 to 3 is usable for the family conversation; steps 4 and 5 decide whether it replaces the visit to the astrologer’s office.
Choosing for parents and grandparents
Most matching in Indian families is done by a parent, on a mid-range Android phone, often with reading glasses on. That changes the priorities. Large type in the regional script matters more than feature count. A single “share to WhatsApp” button matters more than a PDF. And no login matters most of all, because a 60-year-old will not create an account to check a jatakam.
The story of how a grandmother started using a kundali app is a useful reality check: she needed the nakshatra names in her own script and one big button, nothing else. If your family straddles two regions, this Bengali–Marwari couple’s two-system experience shows how to present both verdicts to both sets of parents.
For Malayalam households the same logic applies with jathaka porutham terms; our Malayalam jathaka porutham guide covers it. Whichever language you need, install Sahita from Google Play, set the language once, and hand the phone over.
Frequently asked questions
Which kundali matching app in Telugu shows the full report in Telugu?
Check the listing, then verify on the phone. Sahita’s Play Store listing states that every feature, including the matching report, is translated into Telugu; AstroSage and ClickAstro list Telugu among their supported languages. Run one match in Telugu and read the Nadi dosha paragraph — if it is in Telugu, the app has translated the report and not just the menus.
Is there a free kundli matching app in Tamil that shows 10 porutham?
Yes. Sahita shows a Dashakoota (10 porutham) view alongside the 36-point Ashtakoota result, in Tamil, free and offline. ClickAstro’s listing also states that its free matching uses both North and South Indian systems, and Poojalu.com’s web tool has a separate South Indian matching button. Whichever you use, confirm rajju porutham is listed, because that is the one Tamil elders check first.
Does Sahita work on iPhone?
No. Sahita is available on Google Play for Android only, and there is no iOS version at present. iPhone users can run the same engine through the free browser-based matching tool on this website, which needs no download, or use an App Store app such as ClickAstro, whose listing states that it offers free matching in nine Indian languages.
Why do the Shaadi.com “Kannada” and “Telugu” matching pages give an English result?
Those pages are search landing pages: the URL says Kannada or Telugu, but the page copy, the form and the resulting 36-point guna milan are in English. They are useful for a quick score if you read English, but they do not help a parent who reads only Kannada or Telugu. A regional language kundli app that renders the result in the script is the better tool for the family discussion.
Will a Telugu app and a Tamil app give the same score for the same couple?
If both use the Ashtakoota system with the same ayanamsa, the 36-point score should be identical — language does not change the arithmetic. Differences appear when one app shows Dashakoota and the other Ashtakoota, or when the apps apply different dosha cancellation rules. Compare the koota rows, not just the total, and read our guide on why app and astrologer scores differ.
Whether you need a kundali matching app in Telugu, Tamil, Kannada or Odia, the calculation underneath is identical — only the language of the report changes.
Do I need the exact birth time for a regional-language match?
Both Ashtakoota and Dashakoota depend on the Moon’s nakshatra, which changes roughly once a day, so an approximate time is usually enough unless the birth falls near a nakshatra boundary. Sahita’s tool can compute the match from a time window and show every possible score, and it accepts the nakshatra directly if the family already knows it from the jatakam.
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