Your daily sadhana, one lamp at a time
This website is for reading the panchangam. The practice — japa, dhyana, the daily lamp — lives in the app, in your pocket, and works with no connection at all.
Two halves of one thing
The site answers a question: what is today, and when. The app holds a practice: the count you have kept, the lamps you have lit, the timer you sit with. Neither needs the other, and using both costs nothing.
A mala that counts, and remembers
One tap per bead, with a haptic at each and a soft bell at the round. The app keeps the count for the session, the day and your lifetime total — so a mala put down mid-round is still there when you pick it up. No round is ever lost to a locked screen.
- 108 beads, with a marker every 27
- Haptic feedback; usable with the screen off
- Lifetime count, kept on the device
A lamp for each day, and no scolding
Every day you practise lights a diya. A day you miss stays an unlit outline — it waits, and nothing else happens. There is no red mark, no broken-streak warning, and no notification designed to make you anxious. That is a deliberate design decision, not an oversight: a practice kept out of guilt is not the practice this app is for.
- A month at a glance
- A missed day simply waits
- No streak-loss pressure, ever
Works with the plane in the air
The whole panchangam engine runs on your phone. Tithi, nakshatra, sunrise, rahu kalam — all computed locally from the same astronomy this website uses. Nothing is fetched, so nothing can be slow, and nothing about your practice leaves the device.
- No account, ever
- No ads in the app
- No analytics on your practice
And the rest of it
Dhyana timer
A calm meditation timer with gentle start and end bells.
Home-screen widget
Today's tithi and timings at a glance, without opening the app.
Gentle reminders
An invitation the evening before Ekadashi and festivals — never a scold.
Diya streaks
A lamp lit for every day you practise — a missed day simply waits, never a red mark.
A mala in your pocket
One-tap japa with 108-bead haptics and a soft bell — your lifetime count kept safe.
Fully offline
No account, no ads, no tracking. Everything stays on your device.
A look inside
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What the app asks for
Notifications, and only if you turn reminders on. That is the entire list. No contacts, no location, no storage, no camera, no identifiers.
Questions
Does it work offline?
Yes — everything is computed on your phone. No internet is needed after install.
Is it free?
The daily sadhana is free, always. Nitya Pro is an optional one-time unlock.
Which languages?
English and Telugu today, with more Indian languages arriving.
Do I need an account?
Never. There is no sign-up and nothing to log in to.