Nitya Tracker vs Nitya Panchang

This app allows you to folow (and use) the Nitya succession day by day.

Nitya Panchang is a clean, location-aware Hindu calendar designed for everyday use. See the Panchang for your selected city, follow festivals and vrats, set personal reminders, and keep essential calendar information available offline after setup. MUHURAT FINDER Find location-aware auspicious windows for property registration, Griha Pravesh, business openings, financial starts, vehicle purchases, and gold or jewelry purchases. Review detailed Lagna, tithi, and weekday suitability, then set a reminder for a selected Muhurat. Calculations work offline after setup. PERSONAL AND FAMILY TITHI TRACKER Save a birthday, anniversary, remembrance, or another meaningful family date. Nitya can preserve the original date, place, and optional local time, then help you follow its annual Hindu-calendar tithi or nakshatra. Remembrance entries can also use an annual or Pitru Paksha cycle. REMINDERS THAT FIT YOUR PRACTICE Follow Ekadashi, festivals, vrats, and recurring tithi reminders. Choose when you want to be reminded and keep family reminders together with your other observances. LOCAL PANCHANG, EXPLAINED View tithi, nakshatra, paksha, Hindu month, sunrise, sunset, and observances for your selected city. “Why this date?” provides concise context for location-aware observance rules without replacing guidance from your family, temple, or priest. WIDGETS, SHARING, AND OFFLINE ACCESS - Add a daily Panchang widget to your Home Screen - Share a clean Panchang card without repeating every detail in the caption - Browse essential calendar information offline after setup - Use a focused, ad-free interface - Choose English, Hindi, Telugu, Tamil, or Kannada - Use Nitya on iPhone and iPad WHY LOCATION MATTERS Tithi boundaries, sunrise, and traditional observance windows can vary by location. Nitya keeps the selected city visible so dates and timings remain in context. Panchang traditions and community practices can differ. Consult your family, temple, or priest when a tradition requires a specific authority.