Vedic Clock — Panchang

Vedic Clock — Panchang turns your iPhone into an elegant screensaver-style Vedic clock and a complete daily Panchang, calculated right on your device. See the current time alongside traditional Vedic time — Ghati, Pala and Vipala — measured from your local sunrise. Pull up the Panchang panel for the full Pancha Anga and the day's auspicious and inauspicious timings for your exact location. WHAT YOU GET • Live clock with the full Vedic time (Ghati / Pala / Vipala) • Complete daily Panchang: Tithi, Vara, Nakshatra, Yoga and Karana — with the time each one changes over • Sunrise, sunset, moonrise and moonset for your location • Auspicious and inauspicious periods: Rahu Kaal, Gulika Kaal, Yamaganda and Abhijit Muhurat • Sunsign and Moonsign (Rashi), the Vedic season (Ritu), and both Amanta and Purnimanta lunar months • Today's festivals and Vrat, plus a scrollable list of upcoming main festivals and Ekadashis • World clocks with per-city local time and Vedic time (Ghati and Pala) • Vedic alarms and an optional daily Panchang notification • Nightstand mode — a full-screen, auto-dimming landscape clock for your bedside or desk while charging • Optional weather (off by default): today's conditions and a 7-day forecast for your location BUILT FOR YOU • Panchang works fully offline — all astronomy is computed on your device • English and Hindi, switchable with one tap • Two beautiful themes: Traditional (saffron & gold) and Modern Dark • Devotional art or solid-colour backgrounds to make it your own • Accurate for any location via GPS or manual city search • No ads, no accounts, no tracking • Optional weather is the only online feature; when you turn it on, your location is sent to a weather service to fetch the forecast. It is off by default, so the app stays offline unless you choose to enable it Whether you keep it on your desk as a serene Vedic clock or check the Panchang each morning for the right muhurat, Vedic Clock — Panchang keeps sacred time beautifully. Note: Panchang and festival dates are computed using an astronomical model and may occasionally differ by a day from a regional almanac due to local conventions. Please confirm important dates with your local Panchang.