Coming soon · Gruh Naam
A Vedic name for your new home.
The same numerology + phonetic flow engine that picks your baby’s Namkaran, applied to a new home. A Sanskrit name aligned with the family’s Moolank and Bhagya Anka — to paint above the threshold at Griha Pravesh, and to set the home’s character for years to come.
- ✓Shortlist of Sanskrit + Vedic house names, scored on the family’s birth numbers
- ✓Same transparent naming-expert score as Namkaran — numerology, phonetic flow, meaning
- ✓Printable certificate for the Griha Pravesh ceremony
- ✓Early-access pricing: ₹299 (regular ₹499 at launch)
How it will work
1. Family numbers
From the head of household’s birth date we compute the Moolank and Bhagya Anka.
2. Curated names
A shortlist of Sanskrit-rooted home names scored on numerology + flow + meaning.
3. Certificate
A printable Griha Pravesh certificate with the chosen name and family blessing.
Common questions
What is Gruh Naam?
Gruh Naam (also Griha Naam) is the tradition of naming a new home before moving in. The name is typically Sanskrit — invoking grace, prosperity or a presiding deity — and is meant to set the home's character for the family that will live in it. Many Indian families paint the name above the threshold at Griha Pravesh.
How will the tool work?
We take the head-of-household's birth details (or both spouses' details) and compute the family's combined Moolank and Bhagya Anka. The shortlist of house names is scored on the same Pythagorean numerology + phonetic flow engine that powers Namkaran — applied to home names instead of baby names. You pick one, and we generate a printable certificate for the Griha Pravesh ceremony.
When does it launch?
We're collecting early-access signups now and building it in the queue order. Drop your email — you'll get the launch link before anyone else, and the early-access pricing (₹299 instead of the full ₹499).