Jain Panchang

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About this app

The complete, ad-free Jain Panchang in your pocket — accurate Tithi, Kalyanak, and daily timing information for every major Samuday, available entirely offline.

Features

Ad-free Panchang for Tapagach/Derawasi (1 Tithi, 2 Tithi), Anchal Gaccha, Khartar Gaccha, and Sthanakwasi Samuday
Available in English, Gujarati, and Hindi
Works completely offline — no internet required once installed
All tithis and kalyanaks for the day in a single view on the home screen
Calendar view highlights Ashtami, Chaudas, and Panchami at a glance
Event, Kalyanak, and Tithi notifications
Asajjay — a live calculator and reference guide showing when scriptural study (swadhyay) is traditionally restricted
Daily Navkarsi, Porshi, Sadha Porshi, Purimaddha, Avaddha, Sunrise, and Sunset timings based on your current location
Chogadiya & Hora timings based on your current location
Built-in compass to help you find your direction
All Pachakhans included in audio format
Kalyanak Search with Kalyanak Aradhana Vidhi
Details on Kal Maryada
[Minimum supported app version: 26.7.3]

Ratings and reviews

Excellent Appp although an upgrade taking tithi with red colours or so ...so can highlight for quick check.. also for kalyanak... Daily niyam is fascinating....

Bahut he acha APP hai dono Marwadi and Gujarati dono panchang hai . sab pata chalta hai bhagwan ke kalyanak , tithi ,choghadiya and aapke state ke hisab se Surya Udhay aur surya hast etc .. Finally I downloaded Thank you 🙏 All in one easy to use it's very useful and we can use the app offline also that is great.

this application is really good. There is one functionality issue. when we go inside setting > select location. if we update or not update the location unable to go back to the main page from the settings page. we need to completely exit application from the background and reopen it.

What’s new

New: Asajjay — a live calculator and reference guide for periods when scriptural study (swadhyay) is traditionally restricted.
Calendar view now also highlights Sud Panchami, alongside the existing Ashtami and Chaudas markers.