Scroll the year
Months flow continuously rather than snapping one screen at a time, so the rhythm of the calendar is actually visible: Ekadashi roughly every fortnight, Panchak in five-day runs, festivals clustering through Shravan and Bhadrapad.
365
days of Samvat 2083, each with its own tithi and observances
32
Ekadashis, browsable as one list with its own count
14
Purnimas, plus every Sankranti and Jayanti
0
bytes about you collected, sent or stored anywhere
What it does
The whole year, in your hand
Most panchang apps make you fight through pop-ups to find one date. This one opens on today and scrolls.
Find anything
Search any festival or tithi by name, or browse by category — all 32 Ekadashis, all 14 Purnimas, every Sankranti and Jayanti — each with its own count, so you can see the shape of the year at a glance.
Reminders that matter
Optional alerts the evening before a major festival, and at dawn on each Ekadashi — enough warning to prepare, and nothing else. Leave them off and the app never notifies you at all.
Read about it
Tap any festival to read about it on Wikipedia without leaving the app. Useful when you know the name but not the story — or when a child asks and you'd rather answer properly.
Works entirely offline
The whole almanac ships inside the app. On a flight, in a basement, on a train through a tunnel — it opens and it works. Nothing is fetched, so nothing can fail to load.
In the name you know it by
Festival and tithi names are available in Hindi, Gujarati, Punjabi and Sindhi (Devanagari), alongside English — so the day reads the way your family says it, not a transliteration of it.
Privacy
An almanac shouldn't want to know you
No account. No sign-in. No ads. No analytics, no crash reporting, no advertising identifier. Nothing about you is collected, and nothing about you leaves your device — the language you pick and whether reminders are on stay on the phone.
The App Store privacy label says "Data Not Collected" and Google Play's Data safety section says "No data collected", because that is literally what the app does. Our privacy policy spells it out in section 6.
What it is
A fixed almanac for Samvat 2083, compiled from a traditional printed panchang and checked against it — a reference for planning your year.
What it isn't
It performs no astronomical calculations and runs no machine-learning models. Observance dates vary legitimately between regional traditions, so it isn't a substitute for your own tradition or a qualified priest.
The details
Before you download
Found something wrong with a date? Tell us — corrections go into the next release.