In numerology, two people's compatibility can be read straight from their birth dates. Your Mulank (root number, from the day you were born) and life-path number (from your full date of birth) are each ruled by a planet, and how friendly those planets are reveals the harmony between you. This tool compares two dates of birth, scores the match, and shows which numbers pull together and which create friction.
Numerology turns a date of birth into two key numbers. Your Mulank (root or psychic number) is the single-digit total of the day you were born - someone born on the 23rd has a Mulank of 5 (2+3). Your life-path or Bhagyank (destiny number) is the single-digit total of the whole date of birth.
Each number from 1 to 9 is ruled by a planet, so comparing two people means comparing the friendship between their ruling planets.
The Mulank reflects day-to-day temperament, while the life-path number points to the longer direction of life. Compatibility is strongest when both partners' numbers are ruled by friendly planets, and mixed friend-and-enemy links show exactly where a couple needs to make an effort.
Your Mulank (root or psychic number) is the single-digit total of your day of birth - for example, someone born on the 23rd has a Mulank of 5 (2+3). It reflects your core nature and is one of the main numbers used for compatibility.
Numbers whose ruling planets are friends blend best - 1, 2, 3 and 9 (Sun, Moon, Jupiter, Mars) support one another, while enemy pairs like 1 and 8 or 5 and 9 can create friction. The calculator weighs both your Mulank and life-path numbers.
No. Birth-date numerology gives a quick read on temperament and harmony, but a full Vedic match uses Ashtakoot Guna Milan from both birth charts. Treat this as a starting point, not a final verdict.
For educational purposes. Astrological interpretations are traditional and not a substitute for professional advice.