Question 1

What is Vastu Shastra?

Accepted Answer

Vāstu Śāstra — often called the Indian Feng Shui — is the classical Indian science of dwelling, and it sets how a home's rooms and functions sit against the eight directions. Each direction carries a quality in the tradition, and the rules place activities where those qualities support them: fire in the south-east, rest in the south-west, worship in the north-east.

Question 2

How does the Vastu compass work?

Accepted Answer

Stand near the centre of your home and point the phone at a room. The app reads the compass, resolves the direction, and shows the classical placement for that sector with its reason — and a camera view overlays the direction sectors on what you are actually looking at, so there is no squinting at a paper grid.

Question 3

Which direction is best for the kitchen?

Accepted Answer

The tradition places the kitchen in the south-east — the āgneya corner, ruled by fire. North-west is the usual second choice. Vedic Phala shows the rule and the reasoning for every room, not just a verdict.

Question 4

What if my home doesn't match the rules?

Accepted Answer

Most homes don't match everywhere, and the tradition itself offers remedies and priorities rather than alarm. The app tells you what the classical placement is and why, so you can decide what matters — it does not sell you fixes, and there is nothing to buy at the end of a reading.

Question 5

Do I need an internet connection?

Accepted Answer

No. The compass, the camera overlay and the rules all run on the device, in all sixteen app languages.

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