Open the app and the day is already worked out: tithi and nakshatra, the current choghadiya, sunrise and sunset, which festival falls today and whether the banks are open. Everything stored on your phone, so it works with no signal.
Everything in Gujarati, laid out the way a printed panchang would be, without the squinting.
Every date carries its tithi and any festival, so you can plan a month at a glance.
Tithi, vaar, rutu, nakshatra with its end time, janma rashi, panchak and bank status.
Day and night choghadiya with exact start and end times, and the current one highlighted.
All twelve rashis with their name letters, so you can find yours even if you are unsure.
The long form: choghadiya lists, city-by-city sunrise, graha positions and rahukaal.
A library of aartis and vrat kathas for the main deities, readable offline.
The things people actually open a Gujarati calendar to check, plus the things they forget they needed until the day arrives.
Daily, monthly and yearly views with the Gujarati tithi on every date, sud and vad marked, alongside the Gregorian date.
Tithi, vaar, nakshatra, yoga and karana for the day, with the nakshatra's end time rather than just its name.
All eight day and eight night periods with start and end times, so you can pick a shubh window for a task.
Today's horoscope for each of the twelve rashis, listed with the name letters that identify your sign.
Times for the main Gujarati reference cities, which is what the choghadiya and muhurat calculations depend on.
Festival dates, ekadashi, panchak periods and the vrat days marked on the calendar rather than buried in a list.
Each day shows whether banks are open or closed, with a separate month-by-month bank holiday list.
Aartis and vrat kathas for Hanuman, Shiva, Ganesh, Lakshmi, Durga and others, stored on the device.
Daily news in Gujarati across city, state, national, international, business, sport and astrology.
The home screen is already set to the current date, with tithi, nakshatra, the running choghadiya and today's festivals in view.
Swipe through months to find a wedding date, an ekadashi, a shraddh day or the next bank holiday, and tap a date for its full panchang.
Send the day's panchang to family over WhatsApp, or just leave the app installed — it keeps working without a connection.
The calendar, panchang, choghadiya, rashifal and festival lists are free. Premium is an in-app purchase that removes the ad-supported experience.
Prices shown are the App Store India prices at the time of writing and can change. Google Play pricing may differ. The prices you will actually be charged are the ones displayed inside the app before you confirm. Subscriptions are billed by Apple or Google and renew automatically until cancelled in your account settings.
Plain-English explanations of tithi, choghadiya, panchang and Vikram Samvat, written to be useful whether or not you install anything.
Sud and vad, the thirty tithis of a lunar month, and why a tithi sometimes skips a day or repeats one.
Read the guide →The seven choghadiya, which are considered shubh, and how the day and night sets are worked out from sunrise.
Read the guide →The five limbs — tithi, vaar, nakshatra, yoga and karana — and how to read a daily panchang without getting lost.
Read the guide →Twelve lunar months from Kartak to Aso, why the dates move against the Gregorian calendar, and what adhik maas is.
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