24 Vedic specialists. The chart is cast with the Swiss Ephemeris before anybody answers you, and the page says which parts of that are exact.
An AI astrologer is a program that casts your birth chart first and answers second. That is the whole distinction. A horoscope app knows your sun sign — one of twelve buckets. An AI astrologer knows your lagna, which planet rules it, where all nine grahas sat at the minute you were born, and which dasha you are running today.
On this site the chart is computed with the Swiss Ephemeris, sidereal, Lahiri ayanamsa. That part is arithmetic: it is either right or wrong, and it can be checked against any panchang you like. What the astrologer then says about the chart is interpretation, and this site is careful about the difference — see is an AI astrologer accurate.
A program that casts your birth chart and then answers questions about it in conversation. On CosmiqeAI the chart is computed with the Swiss Ephemeris in the sidereal zodiac using the Lahiri ayanamsa — the same arithmetic a jyotishi uses — and the astrologer reads that chart rather than your sun sign.
The chart, the dashas, the panchang and the calculators are free and need no account. Talking to one of the 24 astrologers is paid by the minute from a wallet, with the rate shown before the conversation starts.
Yes. Date, time and place of birth produce a lagna, twelve houses, planetary positions and a Vimshottari dasha timeline, and the astrologer is given all of it. Without a birth time the chart has no reliable lagna or houses, and the pages say so rather than guessing one.
Pick a specialist, ask in your own words, and pay for the minutes you use. The rate is on screen before the first one.