Jain Tithi: daily Jain Panchang calendar in English, Gujarati and Hindi
Stay connected with the Jain lunar calendar every day. Jain Tithi shows the tithi for every day of the month, today's sunrise, Navkarshi, Porshi and sunset times, and a daily morning notification. Simple, clean, in English, Gujarati and Hindi, and free to use.
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Who it is for
Jain families (Shwetambar and Digambar) and anyone who follows the Jain lunar calendar.
- Platforms
- Android, iOS
- Version
- 1.2.0
What Jain Tithi does
Monthly calendar
View the Jain tithi (lunar date) for every day of the month.
Vikram Samvat
The Vikram Samvat year and month are shown on the calendar.
Special tithis highlighted
Bij, Pacham, Aatham, Agyaras, Chaudas, Poonam and Amavas stand out at a glance.
Today's timings
Sunrise, Navkarshi, Porshi and sunset times on the home screen, calculated from your live location.
Daily morning notification
Get a reminder with today's Jain tithi, at the time you choose.
English, Gujarati and Hindi
Full support for all three languages, and you can switch any time in Settings.
Location based
Automatic location detection for accurate sunrise and tithi timings. If location is not available, it falls back to Ahmedabad, Gujarat.
Simple and clean
A clear, easy design that is free to use and supported by ads.
Screenshots
How it works
- 1
Choose your language
Pick English, Gujarati or Hindi in Settings.
- 2
Allow location and notifications
Location makes sunrise-based timings accurate for you. Without it the app uses Ahmedabad. Pick the time for your daily notification.
- 3
Check the day
See today's tithi and timings on the home screen, or browse the monthly calendar.
In your language
English
A daily Jain Panchang calendar with the tithi, timings and notifications.
ગુજરાતી
દૈનિક તિથિ અને સૂચનાઓ સાથેનું સરળ જૈન કૅલેન્ડર.
हिन्दी
रोज़ की तिथि, समय और सूचनाओं के साथ जैन पंचांग।
Frequently asked questions
What is a tithi?
A tithi is a lunar day, one of the thirty divisions of a lunar month. The Jain calendar uses tithis, such as Pacham, Aatham and Chaudas, to mark days of observance.
Which languages does Jain Tithi support?
English, Gujarati and Hindi. You can switch between them any time in Settings.
Which tithis are highlighted?
Bij, Pacham, Aatham, Agyaras, Chaudas, Poonam and Amavas are highlighted on the calendar.
Is it for Shwetambar or Digambar Jains?
It is made for the Jain community. If your sampradaya or local sangh follows a different date for an observance, please confirm with your sangh or guru.
Which location are the timings for?
The app uses your live location for sunrise, Navkarshi, Porshi and sunset times. If location is not available it uses Ahmedabad, Gujarat.
Will it send me a notification every day?
Yes. You get a daily morning reminder with today's tithi, and you choose the time. You can also control notifications in your phone settings.
Is it free? Does it show ads?
It is free to use and supported by ads from Google AdMob.
How do I share it with my family or sangh?
Use the WhatsApp share button on this page, or share the link pureperspective.in/go/jain-tithi, which opens the right store for each phone.
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Jain tithi calendar: what Aatham, Chaudas and Pacham mean
What Pacham, Aatham and Chaudas mean in the Jain tithi calendar, why they come twice a month, and how to remember them. Gujarati summary included.
A calm monthly note
The monthly Jain tithi and festival digest, plus temple travel guides when I publish them. No spam, unsubscribe any time.
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