Is the panchang really computed for each date?

Yes. Every day you tap is computed live by the Vedika engine — the tithi, nakshatra, yoga, karana and vaara, plus the Abhijit, Choghadiya and Rahu Kaal windows. It is not a static almanac.

What is Abhijit Muhurta?

Abhijit is the short window around solar noon traditionally held to be universally auspicious — favourable for almost any new beginning when no other muhurta has been chosen. We mark its exact start and end for each day.

Why should I avoid Rahu Kaal?

Rahu Kaal is the daily inauspicious window in which the tradition advises against starting new ventures, journeys or ceremonies. It shifts by weekday; we compute it for the date you pick so you can plan around it.

Can I pick a date for a specific event?

The calendar shows the day's general quality. For a window chosen around a specific task — a launch, a journey, a wedding — a personalised muhurta reading finds the exact moment in your own chart. Ask for one from the page below.

Do I need an account?

No. The calendar is free to browse with no sign-up. An account lets you save days and pick up where you left off.

Panchāng · Your Productive Days

A calendar that tells you what to do

Pick any day to see its tithi and nakshatra, the auspicious windows worth using, and a plain list of what the day favours — and what to leave for another time.

From today’s sky · 30 seconds · Cited from the five limbs

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THE CALENDAR · LIVE

Tap a day, read its plan

Every date is computed the moment you select it. Today is marked; the panel on the right fills with the day's windows.

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Personal cosmic calendar

Browse the month, tap any day

Nothing is fetched just for looking at the grid. Tap a day to see its tithi, nakshatra, yoga and sunrise or sunset for the location below — once fetched, that day is saved on this device, so tapping it again is instant.

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Tap a day in the grid to see its panchang.

Multi-timezone · panchang anywhere

Today’s tithi in any timezone

Pick a city and see today’s tithi, nakshatra, yoga, vaara and sunrise or sunset. It uses the same calculation as the main calendar, retargeted to the place you choose.

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HOW IT WORKS

Three taps to a planned day

01Pick a day — Tap any date on the calendar — past, present or future. The grid marks today for you.

02We compute the sky — Live Vedika compute returns that day's panchang, the Abhijit window, the good Choghadiya bands and the Rahu Kaal.

03Read the plan — A plain list of what the day favours, what to leave for later, and the exact windows worth using.

WHAT YOU GET

Everything the day carries

01Tithi, nakshatra & yoga — The five limbs of the panchang for any date, computed — not a generic almanac.

02Abhijit & Choghadiya — The day's universally auspicious window plus its good time-bands, with exact start and end.

03Rahu Kaal to avoid — The inauspicious window flagged clearly, so you steer a new start around it.

04A do / avoid plan — Each day's panchang turned into a plain-language list you can actually act on.

Reading a day earns Punya — merit toward your next blessing.

QUESTIONS, ANSWERED

Before you plan

: Yes. Every day you tap is computed live by the Vedika engine — the tithi, nakshatra, yoga, karana and vaara, plus the Abhijit, Choghadiya and Rahu Kaal windows. It is not a static almanac.
: Abhijit is the short window around solar noon traditionally held to be universally auspicious — favourable for almost any new beginning when no other muhurta has been chosen. We mark its exact start and end for each day.
: Rahu Kaal is the daily inauspicious window in which the tradition advises against starting new ventures, journeys or ceremonies. It shifts by weekday; we compute it for the date you pick so you can plan around it.
: The calendar shows the day's general quality. For a window chosen around a specific task — a launch, a journey, a wedding — a personalised muhurta reading finds the exact moment in your own chart. Ask for one from the page below.
: No. The calendar is free to browse with no sign-up. An account lets you save days and pick up where you left off.

Plan the next right moment

Read today, plan the week, choose the window. Then go deeper with a muhurta or the year's forecast.

Back to the calendar Ask for a muhurta

Tap a day, read its plan

Every date is computed the moment you select it. Today is marked; the panel on the right fills with the day's windows.

Location

August

2026

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Today

What to do today

Monday, 31 August 2026

Times shown for Delhi (default) — Add your birth details to personalise

Three taps to a planned day

01Pick a day — Tap any date on the calendar — past, present or future. The grid marks today for you.

02We compute the sky — Live Vedika compute returns that day's panchang, the Abhijit window, the good Choghadiya bands and the Rahu Kaal.

03Read the plan — A plain list of what the day favours, what to leave for later, and the exact windows worth using.

Everything the day carries

01Tithi, nakshatra & yoga — The five limbs of the panchang for any date, computed — not a generic almanac.

02Abhijit & Choghadiya — The day's universally auspicious window plus its good time-bands, with exact start and end.

03Rahu Kaal to avoid — The inauspicious window flagged clearly, so you steer a new start around it.

04A do / avoid plan — Each day's panchang turned into a plain-language list you can actually act on.

Reading a day earns Punya — merit toward your next blessing.

Before you plan

: Yes. Every day you tap is computed live by the Vedika engine — the tithi, nakshatra, yoga, karana and vaara, plus the Abhijit, Choghadiya and Rahu Kaal windows. It is not a static almanac.
: Abhijit is the short window around solar noon traditionally held to be universally auspicious — favourable for almost any new beginning when no other muhurta has been chosen. We mark its exact start and end for each day.
: Rahu Kaal is the daily inauspicious window in which the tradition advises against starting new ventures, journeys or ceremonies. It shifts by weekday; we compute it for the date you pick so you can plan around it.
: The calendar shows the day's general quality. For a window chosen around a specific task — a launch, a journey, a wedding — a personalised muhurta reading finds the exact moment in your own chart. Ask for one from the page below.
: No. The calendar is free to browse with no sign-up. An account lets you save days and pick up where you left off.