EShare for iPhone vs Java Calendar

EShare is a multi-screen interaction application that makes the user experience natural and enjoyable for home entertainment, business presentation, and educational training. To use this app on your iphone or tablet, you need a TV/Projector/IFPD with EShareServer pre-installed. With EShare you can: 1. Stream audio or video file to your TV. 2. Use your smartphone as Remote Control for your TV. 3. Mirror the screen of your phone to your TV. 4. Mirror TV screen to your smartphone and touch the screen directly to control the TV, just like you are touching your TV.

Java Calendar or Kalender Jawa is a native app for iPhone, iPad, and Mac that brings the traditional Javanese calendar system to your pocket. Instantly convert any Gregorian date into its Javanese equivalent — complete with pasaran (5-day market week), wuku (30-week pawukon cycle), and full Javanese day, month, and year — using calculations checked against primary primbon sources rather than approximate rules of thumb. TODAY AT A GLANCE See the Javanese date for any day: dina, pasaran, wuku, and full Javanese date, alongside a Good/Neutral/Bad day indicator. A dedicated Dina Ala panel lists every traditional inauspicious-day category the date falls under — Taliwangke, Kaladite, Samparwangke, Bangas Padewan, Hari Sangar, Sarikagung, Dhendhan Kukudan, and Sengkan Turunan — each with a plain-language explanation of what it means. FULL MONTHLY CALENDAR Browse an entire month at once. Every day shows its Gregorian date, Javanese date, and pasaran, with Sundays and Fridays color-highlighted and each day shaded green, gray, or blue to show its Good Day status at a glance — with a legend for quick reference. Jump straight to any month and year with a single tap. WETON & COMPATIBILITY Look up anyone's weton (birth-day designation) from their date of birth, see their neptu (numerological value), and check marriage compatibility between two people — now across three traditional calculation systems side by side, each verified against primbon manuscripts and academic sources rather than secondhand summaries: • Jodoh — 8 categories: Pegat, Ratu, Jodoh, Topo, Tinari, Padu, Sujanan, Pesthi • Petung Salaki Rabi — 7 categories: Wasesa Segara, Tunggak Semi, Satriya Wibawa, Sumur Sinaba, Satria Wirang, Bumi Kapetak, Lebu Katiup Angin • Pancasuda — 5 categories: Sri, Dana, Lara, Pati, Lungguh Every result comes with a plain-language explanation of its traditional meaning, so you're never just looking at a label. BUILT ON VERIFIED SOURCES Every calculation in Kalender Jawa — from the day/pasaran/wuku cycle to Hari Baik, Dinå Alå, and now the jodoh compatibility systems — is checked against real primbon references, including the Kitab Betaljemur Adammakna and the Serat Pawukon (Padmasusastra, 1903), not just secondary summaries. Where a traditional rule couldn't be fully verified, it's left out rather than guessed at. Whether you're checking today's good day before an important decision, picking a date for a wedding, or simply want to understand what your weton or wuku means, Kalender Jawa is a fast, reliable, offline companion for Javanese calendar traditions. Runs natively on iPhone, iPad, and Mac from one shared app — no ads, no tracking, no internet connection required.