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How to Use AI Pandit

AI Pandit answers chart questions with full access to the chart's calculated data, costing 10 credits per message except one lifetime free question. This guide covers Quick versus Deep answers, when you're not charged, and why the price shown on your first message doesn't mean it isn't free.

Sept. 16, 2026 · 6 min read · 0 views
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AI Pandit is a chat assistant that answers questions about a chart using an AI model with full access to the chart's calculated data. It costs 10 credits per message — every message, not a one-time unlock.

Before you start — ignore the "Free App" label

Some promotional copy on the site calls this "AI Pandit · Free App." That refers to the app itself being free to download, not to using AI Pandit — every message costs 10 credits, with one genuine exception below. Don't let a client believe questions are free based on that banner.

Your one real free question

Every phone-verified account gets exactly one free question, ever — not a daily or monthly allowance, a single lifetime question. The unlock confirmation box will still show a credit price even on your free question — the system doesn't recognise the free question until after you send it. If you're on your first message and see a price, send it anyway; it may still come through free. Check your credit balance afterward to confirm.

Step 1 — Open the chat

Click the ✨ Ask AI Pandit floating button on any page, or the AI Pandit card on a chart's dashboard, or go directly to the AI Pandit chat page. All three lead to the same chat, with or without a chart attached.

Step 2 — Choose Quick or Deep before you send

Every message opens a choice: Quick Reading (concise, 10 credits) or Deep Analysis (a thorough multi-section reading, roughly double the cost). Deep Analysis is never eligible for the one-time free question. Pick Quick for a fast answer, Deep when you need a full written breakdown to hand to a client.

Step 3 — Attach a chart for a real answer

With a chart selected, AI Pandit reads that chart's full calculated data — planetary positions, dignities, yogas, Shadbala, nakshatra placements — before answering. Without a chart it answers from general Vedic astrology knowledge only. Always confirm a chart is attached before asking a chart-specific question.

Know the built-in limits

One message can carry up to 3 related questions; more than that and the system asks you to split them. There's also an hourly rate limit — asking too fast in one hour triggers a short cooldown message.

You are not charged when the answer fails

If the AI provider errors out or produces a degraded answer, no credits are deducted — the response explicitly confirms this. If credits are ever deducted for an answer later judged too short or flawed, they are automatically refunded and the chat shows a note confirming the refund.

Common mistakes

  • Believing every message is free because of the "Free App" banner. It isn't; only your first-ever question might be.
  • Cancelling on your first question because a price is shown. The free-question check happens after sending, not in the price prompt.
  • Asking a chart-specific question with no chart attached. You'll get a general answer, not one based on the actual chart.
  • Packing more than 3 questions into one message. Split them instead.

If something goes wrong

  • "You have asked N questions in the last hour." Wait before asking again.
  • "This message contains too many separate questions." Split into separate messages, up to 3 questions each.
  • "Your credits were used in another request." A rare timing conflict; you were not charged — top up if needed and retry.
  • Insufficient credits. Top up before asking; the price shown is per message.

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