NumroQ brings 208+ free calculators across 12 traditions into one platform: Islamic Abjad, Vedic, Western Pythagorean, Chaldean, Kabbalah, Chinese astrology, and 56 real ephemeris-based birth chart and Kundli tools. Every result is fully free, no paywall, no sign-up required. Built for genuine cross-tradition comparison in one place, with full RTL support for Arabic and Urdu input. A REST API and white-label option are also available for developers and publishers.
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Hey Product Hunt,
I'm Abu Baker, an IT professional and network administrator from Lahore, Pakistan. I built NumroQ after noticing that numerology and astrology tools online are usually split across dozens of single-purpose sites, each covering one tradition, often behind a paywall for the actual result.
NumroQ puts 208+ calculators in one place: Islamic Abjad and Jafar, Vedic, Western Pythagorean, Chaldean, Jewish Kabbalah, Greek Isopsephy, Chinese Ba Zi, and 56 real ephemeris astrology tools including full birth charts and Kundli matching. Every result is free, no paywall, no sign-up wall.
Two things I'd love feedback on: the cross-system comparison tool (compare your name's value across five traditions side by side), and the Urdu and Arabic input support for the Islamic tools, since that's an area most competitors skip entirely.
Happy to answer anything about how it's built or what's next.
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The RTL support for Arabic and Urdu input is a thoughtful touch that shows real care for users beyond just throwing in translations as an afterthought.
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@sema0axz Thank you, Sema! That means a lot, especially coming from someone who'd notice the difference. Most numerology tools just wrap Latin script inputs and call it done, so getting Arabic and Urdu abjad values to calculate correctly (not just display right to left, but actually process the script properly) took a fair bit of extra work. Glad it's landing the way I hoped.
The RTL support for Arabic and Urdu input is a thoughtful touch that shows real care for users beyond just throwing in translations as an afterthought.
@sema0axz Thank you, Sema! That means a lot, especially coming from someone who'd notice the difference. Most numerology tools just wrap Latin script inputs and call it done, so getting Arabic and Urdu abjad values to calculate correctly (not just display right to left, but actually process the script properly) took a fair bit of extra work. Glad it's landing the way I hoped.