Panchanga · Hora · Muhurta
Know what today holds
Vedic tradition reads every hour as favorable, mixed, or best avoided. This app works that out for your exact place and time.
For iPhone and Apple Watch. iOS 17.0 or later, watchOS 10.0 or later. Coming to the App Store.
- No account
- No ads
- No tracking
- Works in airplane mode
- Calculations run on your device
What is the quality of right now?
Most astrology apps hand you a one-time birth chart. This one answers the question that actually guides a day — which hora is running, which lagna is rising, which choghadiya window you are standing in — and colors each one favorable, mixed, or best avoided.
Today
The whole day at a glance
Many cycles run at once, each on its own clock. Every one gets a tile you can tap, colored by how it is likely to go.
Learn
Every term explained
Tap any word you do not know for a plain-English article. The rules come from classical texts, and we tell you which ones — each article names its sources.
Planner
Find a good window
Scroll through the days ahead and see good and difficult stretches as colored bands across parallel lanes. Pick your moment before you commit to it.
Time and place
Any date, any city
Check a date months ahead, or read today for a city across the world. Times show in that city's own clock, not yours.
Apple Watch
On your wrist
The same readings, on your watch face. Five complications show the current hora, lagna or choghadiya and count down to the next one. Glance, and you know.
Personal
Make it personal
Most of what you see is true for everyone in your city. Add your birth details and a few readings compare the day against your own chart instead. Entirely optional.
Works without a signal
All the astronomy runs on your phone, so it works on a plane or with no signal. It is faster too, since nothing waits on a server.
No account needed
No sign-up, no tracking, and your birth details stay on your phone. Only place lookups use the internet — they ask Apple Maps and an elevation service, and nothing else. Read exactly what that means.
Accurate, and transparent about it
Meeus Sun and Moon models, the Lahiri (Chitrapaksha) ayanamsa, sunrise-to-sunrise day reckoning, and a true sidereal lagna computed for wherever you are. Panchangas differ from one another, and where we know the size of a difference we publish it rather than leave you to find it yourself.