Vedic Meet – A Platform for Ancient Wisdom and Modern Growth

What is Vedic Meet?

• Vedic Meet  is an online platform / mobile app in India that provides services based on Vedic wisdom — astrology, numerology, palmistry, vastu, tarot, etc.

• Their tagline is something like "Solve Your Problems with Expert Astrologer" and they present themselves as a "problem-solving app" rather than just a prediction/horoscope app.

• They also offer various tools, such as:
  
  

1. Kundali / horoscope generation 

2. Numerology calculators  (eg by date of birth, name)

3. Vastu compass  tool

4. Tarot and other divination services

5. Meditation , mantra practices, and community support features 
   
   

• The platform claims to onboard only “ Top Astrologers  (top ~3%) via a multi-level verification / screening process

• They emphasize offering remedies, long-term solutions, and follow-ups (not just predictions) as part of their value proposition.

• It's available 24/7 (ie, users can consult astrologers anytime) and supports both chat and call modes.

• The app also includes content (daily horoscopes, explore section) and a “community” feature where users can talk anonymously about their problems.

Strengths and Advantages (as claimed)

• Integration of multiple services (astrology, numerology, tarot, vastu) in one app.

• Transparent pricing (they claim no hidden charges) and user privacy.

• Tools to assist users (calculators, vastu compass, reminders for remedies)

• A focus on practical solutions, not just telling the future.

• Community/user engagement features.

What They Claim Makes It “Very Special”

Here are the differentiating aspects (or claims) that they highlight to set themselves apart:

These claims are what make Vedic Meet stand out in their marketing. If these features work as intended, they do give it a more “service-oriented, holistic” positioning rather than being a mere fortune-telling app.

Things to Be Cautious About / Questions to Ask

• Authenticity & verification: While they claim that astrologers are screened, verifying the actual competence and ethical practices of consultants is important.

• Claims vs. reality: Terms like "accurate predictions" or "pure Vedic remedies" are inherently subjective; astrology and such practices are not scientifically verifiable.

• Privacy and data security: Any platform handling personal birth data, name, and personal issues should have strong privacy safeguards. Always check their privacy policy.

• Cost and transparency: Although they claim no hidden charges, understand how they charge (per minute, per session, etc.), and whether you might be upsold.

• Remedy effectiveness: Remedies suggested (mantras, rituals, vastu corrections) are typically spiritual / traditional methods; their practical efficacy is subjective and depends on belief.

• User reviews: It helps to look at user reviews in app stores or third-party sites to see what real users are saying (positives, negatives, inconsistencies).

What More I Found

1. App Store / User Feedback

• On the Google Play Store, the app is listed with ~10,000+ downloads.

• Its “About” section emphasizes it as India's first “problem-solving” Vedic app, not just for astrology but for issues in life (relationships, health, career) using tools like astrology, numerology, palmistry, Vastu, tarot, graphology, reiki, etc.

• Features listed include reminders (for remedies / practices), community support (anonymous sharing), meditation music, a “Vedic mantra meditation” tailored to issues, and a “Vastu Compass.”

• In the user reviews (via a third-party review aggregator), some users praise the app:
  
   “The consultants provide thoughtful advice, and the remedies are simple to follow... the Vastu Compass is a great tool...
   “After following his instructions my relationship starts improving.
  
   These are positive testimonials, although they are anecdotal in nature.

• On Facebook, the page has ~182,500 likes and describes itself as "More than just an astrology platform | Verified Experts.

2. Media & Press

• A Business Standard press article states that Vedic Meet claims to connect users with India's top 5% astrologers, selected via a six-level screening process.

• The press piece also repeats many of the features the company markets: remedies, Vastu Compass, community, no hidden charges, etc

• A case study / profile by a software development blog describes Vedic Meet as "redefining astrology and Vedic wisdom for the digital age" by focusing on "holistic problem solving" rather than just predictions.

• There is also mention in The Wire (in a “PTI-PR News” style article) reinforcing their branding as more than a standard astrology app, but these seem drawn largely from the company's own messaging.

3. Critiques, Cautions & Skepticism

• I did not find many well-documented, independent negative reviews of Vedic Meet itself in the searches I ran. That said, the absence of negative feedback does not guarantee the absence of problems.

• However, I found a relevant caution from a Reddit post (in a broader context of Vedic / astrology services). One user recounts:

•  “I got scammed out of hundreds of dollars for a Vedic astrology reading … The astrologer had numerous good reviews … 10 minutes in, he said I must buy a $5,000 puja or else I won't have success 

•  While this is not about Vedic Meet specifically, it serves as a general warning that in the domain of astrology / spiritual services, some individuals may abuse trust, upsell expensive rituals, or make scare-based claims.

In general, in forums and discussions, a recurring theme is that astrology / prediction services are probabilistic rather than deterministic. Some people argue that astrologers often make generalized statements or use "cold reading" techniques.