Why do I need to enter my time of birth?

Thai tradition uses the time of birth for two cases: a birth before 06:00 counts as the previous day, and people born on a Wednesday between 18:00 and 05:59 use the Wednesday night table, which differs from Wednesday daytime. If you do not know your time of birth, a daytime birth is assumed.

Do you store my date of birth?

No. The date and time you enter are calculated entirely on your own device, and your birth date is never sent to the server.

What can I do with my lucky numbers?

Tap a lucky digit to see plates on the market that contain it, or open the lucky plates page for your birth day, which lists plates without Kalakini for that day and with a passing numerology score.

Birth-day lucky numbers based on Taksa

Enter your date and time of birth. We convert it to your birth day in Thai astrology, then show your lucky digits, the digits to avoid and your birth-day power number according to Taksa. From there you can jump straight to plates that carry your lucky digits. Free to use, no sign-up needed.

Date of birthTime of birth, if known

A birth before 06:00 counts as the previous day, and a Wednesday birth from 18:00 to 05:59 counts as Wednesday night. Your date and time of birth are calculated on your device only and are not sent anywhere.

Not sure of the date? Pick your birth day yourself

Choose by birth day

Already know the weekday you were born on? Open the lucky numbers and plates for that day directly.

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How Taksa works out lucky numbers

Every number we suggest comes from the same Taksa table used across the site.

Taksa groups letters and digits by the planet of your birth day, then places those groups in eight positions: Boriwan, Ayu, Det, Sri, Mula, Utsaha, Montri and Kalakini. Kalakini is the group the texts see as most at odds with you, so it is the one to avoid, while Boriwan, Sri and Montri are treated as lucky. This tool gathers the digits from the lucky groups together with your birth-day power number, as a guide for choosing a plate number.

Frequently asked questions

What does the birth-day lucky number tool use to calculate numbers?: It uses Taksa from Thai astrology, which groups letters and digits by the planet of each birth day and places them in eight positions: Boriwan, Ayu, Det, Sri, Mula, Utsaha, Montri and Kalakini. Kalakini is the group the texts say to avoid, and the other groups are treated as lucky numbers.
Why do I need to enter my time of birth?: Thai tradition uses the time of birth for two cases: a birth before 06:00 counts as the previous day, and people born on a Wednesday between 18:00 and 05:59 use the Wednesday night table, which differs from Wednesday daytime. If you do not know your time of birth, a daytime birth is assumed.
Do you store my date of birth?: No. The date and time you enter are calculated entirely on your own device, and your birth date is never sent to the server.
What can I do with my lucky numbers?: Tap a lucky digit to see plates on the market that contain it, or open the lucky plates page for your birth day, which lists plates without Kalakini for that day and with a passing numerology score.

Lucky-number meanings are a matter of personal belief. Please use your own judgement when deciding.