Anudina: Panchang & Calendar

Anudina is a daily panchanga (panchang, panchangam) and Hindu calendar, in your own language. Open it in the morning and your day is ready: the samvatsara, masa and paksha; tithi, nakshatra, yoga and karana with the times they end; sunrise, sunset and Rahu Kala; a drawn moon; and the day's sankalpa to recite. It works for any place on earth, and for any date from 1600 to 2400 CE. Make it yours. Choose the year count (Shaka, Vikrama or Kali Yuga), amanta or purnimanta months, the Ekadashi of your tradition, the festival lineages you follow, Drik Ganita (modern astronomy) or Surya Siddhanta (as the Sringeri Math follows, checked against its printed panchangam), and even the Sauramana months of coastal Karnataka. REMINDED AT THE RIGHT TIME Choose what matters to you and Anudina rings it, even with the app closed and offline: • Ekadashi, the evening before, with the parana time for your tradition: "Indira Ekadashi tomorrow. Parana Wednesday, 6:21 to 8:44 AM, Udupi." • Parana, fifteen minutes before the window opens • The festivals you choose, that morning • Eclipses seen from your place, before the sutaka begins • Sankranti, and the vratas you keep: Sankashti, Pradosha, Shivaratri, purnima, amavasya and more • Your family's tithi birthdays and shraddhas • Your own reminders: a tithi, a nakshatra, or both, in a month or on a weekday (every Shukla Shashthi, say, or Rohini in Shravana). Up to twenty • A quiet line at sunrise, if you like: tithi, nakshatra and sunrise Five home-screen widgets: the day's panchanga with the Moon, today's tithi, the month, family dates, large print. THE TIMES OF THE DAY • Sunrise, sunset, moonrise and moonset • Rahu Kala (Rahu Kalam), Yamaganda, Gulika, Durmuhurta and Varjyam • Abhijit, Brahma muhurta and Amrita kala • Choghadiya and hora, with the period running now FESTIVALS, VRATAS AND EKADASHI • Hindu festivals, vratas and Ekadashis for any year, from the traditional rules, with the days of the lineage you follow • Ekadashi with its parana window: General (Smarta), Madhva, or Vaishnava (Sri Vaishnava, ISKCON, Swaminarayan) • Sankranti with its punya kala, Mahalaya day by day, eclipses with sutaka, panchaka and Bhadra • North and South Indian dates where custom differs, each naming the other THE MONTH AT A GLANCE • A month calendar with lunar months, tithis and festivals on each day, and a day-by-day list • Tamil and Malayalam solar calendar dates alongside YOUR FAMILY'S DATES (free sign-in) • Save the people you love and see their birth star and tithi birthday; for those who have passed, the shraddha tithi for three years ahead, on the day the tithi runs in the afternoon, as the texts require • Tarabala and chandrabala for each of them, and a clear note on chandrashtama days • Birth charts with dasha periods, and the planets moving through a chart Family features need a free sign-in, which keeps your people safe on every device. Today, the calendar and the day's times need no account. YOUR LANGUAGE, YOUR WAY 19 languages, among them Kannada, Hindi, Marathi, Sanskrit, Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam, Bengali, Gujarati, Odia, Konkani and Tulu. Light and dark themes, larger text when you want it, and a Basic mode for the day's essentials or an Advanced mode for the full working. PRIVATE • The panchanga and the reminders are worked out on your phone. Your place stays on it, and reminders never pass through a server. • Saved people reach Anudina's server only when you sign in, encrypted in transit and at rest. Delete your account from inside the app at any time. • Nothing is sold or shared. 7,500 places are built in, or use your phone's location. The first open needs the internet; after that it works offline. Tools marked Pro are free for now, among them your own reminders, three widgets, the muhurta (muhurat) finder, matching two charts, a family circle and the year as a PDF. Every day, your own panchang. Anudina is made by Dixith Labs. More at https://dixith.com

A printed panchang is made for one place. Anudina calculates the day for your own city: tithi, nakshatra, Rahu Kala, sunrise, and sunset. It reminds you of Ekadashi, with the right time to break the fast for Smarta, Madhva, and Sri Vaishnava traditions. Track festivals, eclipses, Sankranti, and your family’s special days, even without internet. Five widgets bring the day to your home screen, in Kannada, Hindi, and English. More languages will follow. Every day, your own panchang.