Najma is built around Nujoom — a cosmic decision guide that reads your real birth chart and tells you when, backed by numbers you can see.
Most astrology apps hand you the same paragraph as a million other people and call it a day. Najma computes your chart, scores the days and hours, and reasons about the specific choice in front of you.
Najma is organized the way the app is — a tab for reflection, a tab for decisions, a tab for people, a tab for you.
Daily, weekly, monthly and yearly readings with a computed rating out of 100 — and category breakdowns for love, self and social.
The agentic core. Ask about timing, love, career or luck and get a grounded answer with the chart that produced it.
Add the people who matter, see shared energy, and compare your day against theirs — timing is easier when it's mutual.
Your complete birth profile — the placements Nujoom reasons from, kept in one place and always yours.
Every screenshot below is the shipping iOS app — nothing mocked up.




The hard part of an astrology product isn't sounding mystical — it's not lying with numbers. Najma separates the two jobs completely.
The math decides the score. The language only explains it. — the rule every Nujoom answer follows
Real ephemeris + your exact birth time and place produce the placements and transits — deterministic, reproducible.
A scoring function turns those transits into ratings out of 100 — the same inputs always give the same bars.
The model writes the answer around the computed scores. It never invents a number — a server check keeps it honest.
Concept, UX, native app, scoring engine and the Nujoom agent, end to end.
Native modules for the astrology engine; TestFlight to App Store review.
Making an LLM narrate numbers it isn't allowed to change.
Nujoom reframed as the differentiator; web presence as a parallel launch.