Karmic Work breaks any idea, project, or plan into its karmic steps — positive and negative — and shows you how it sits with your swadharma. With every reading comes a gentler path.

Every step is weighed against non-harm, truth, and the ripples it sends through the world.
Your varna, ashrama, and duties shape the verdict — what is right for one soul may not be right for another.
When karma weighs heavy, Karmic Work suggests alternatives that preserve your intent with less debt.
Karma is woven through every domain of life. Choose the lens that fits the moment — each mode asks the right questions and applies the relevant principles of Sanatana Dharma.
Weigh a specific action, plan, or choice.
Audit an existing business through dharmic eyes.
Duties, relationships, and decisions within the family.
Right livelihood, job change, professional ethics.
Investments, debts, donations, large purchases.
Diet, habits, consumption, digital life.
Design or evaluate your sadhana.
Weekly or monthly reflection across domains.
Weigh a dispute and dharmic paths to resolve it.
A rich profile — varna, ashrama, profession, responsibilities, values, and your own bio — shapes every reading so the verdict is truly yours.
A built-in wiki of 13 topics across foundations, types of karma, the law of karma, dharma, and the path to liberation.
Optionally cite Bhagavad Gita, Garuda Purana, Manusmriti and other shastras for the fruits of any action you weigh.
Opt in to use your past readings within a mode as context, so each new reading deepens rather than restarts.
Interface and AI readings in English, Hindi, Kannada, Telugu, Tamil, Spanish, Russian, and French.
Your bio, profile, and every karmic reading are encrypted with AES-256-GCM before they ever touch the database.
Install Karmic Work as a PWA on phone or desktop. Core pages and assets are cached for offline reflection.
Every principle invoked ties back to the Yamas, Niyamas, Gita, Upanishads, and Dharmashastra.
Describe what you are about to do — a decision, project, conversation, or plan.
We break the act into its constituent karmas, each scored positive and negative.
Receive a verdict, a swadharma reading, and lower-karma alternatives.
As the action, so the fruit.