Set where you are
Choose from 16 cities across India and abroad, or let the app pick the nearest one.
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Tithi, nakshatra, choghadiya, Rahu Kaal, muhurat, festivals and vrat, calculated on your phone for your city's sunrise. Free, offline, no account.
Fully translated into seven languages
Pick your city once. Tithivaar takes it from there, from sunrise tithi to the festival next week.
Choose from 16 cities across India and abroad, or let the app pick the nearest one.
Tithi, nakshatra, yoga, karana, sunrise and moonrise, with the current choghadiya live.



A year of festivals, Ekadashi and Purnima, with reminders the evening before.
Mantras with meanings, audio and a japa counter on your home and lock screen.
A Panchang printed for Delhi is wrong in Dallas. Tithivaar works out the tithi at your own sunrise, the choghadiya for your day and night, and the muhurat windows in your time zone, right on your phone.
Tithi, nakshatra, yoga with end times

Day and night periods for your city
Audio, meanings, a 108-bead counter
100+ observances to Aug 2027, with Gujarati and regional days
18 widgets, from today's tithi to live choghadiya
For the family abroad checking when Ekadashi falls, the grandparent who wants the Panchang in Gujarati, and anyone planning a puja at the right time. One app, in the language you think in.

SunriseToday's tithi and what ends when, before you step out.

Before you beginIs now a good time? The choghadiya and Rahu Kaal answer at a glance.

Plan the weekEvery tithi in the month, festivals marked, reminders one tap away.


In your languageEvery screen, festival name and number, in seven languages.

EveningA calm dark mode, the mantra player and your japa count.
No subscriptions and no paywall. Every feature is in the free app.
Every feature, every language. Supported by clearly labelled ads.
No account and no sign-in. Your city, reminders and saved days never leave your phone.
Everything works without internet, from the calendar to the mantra audio.
Yes. Every feature is free. The app shows a few ads, always labelled “Ad”, and personalised ads stay off unless you turn them on.
16 cities: Ahmedabad, Mumbai, New Delhi, Varanasi, Kolkata, Chennai, Bengaluru, Dallas, Houston, New York, San Francisco, Toronto, London, Dubai, Singapore and Sydney. “Use current location” picks the nearest one.
Both. Choose the month system your family follows in Settings. Festivals fall on the same day either way; only month names around the full moon differ.
They follow a reference calendar (Drik Panchang, New Delhi) for September 2026 to August 2027, with vrat days computed for your city. Local observance can sometimes differ by a day.
No. The Panchang is calculated on your phone. When online, the app fetches small, signed updates to festival and holiday data.
There is no account and nothing about you is sent to us. Your settings and reminders stay on your phone. See the privacy policy.
Yes. Turn on the lock-screen counter in the mantra player, or add the Japa tile to Quick Settings. There's also a Japa widget for the home screen.
Not yet. Tithivaar is on Android (Google Play) for now.
Still wondering? Ask us on GitHub
