Tithi: Jain Panchang Calendar

Tithi is a Jain panchang for daily practice: today's tithi, every pachchakhan time for your own city, all 16 pachchakhan sutras with audio, and your tap log. It's in Hindi, English and Gujarati, completely free, with no ads and no account, and it works offline. TODAY, AT A GLANCE • Today's tithi by the Shwetambar Murtipujak (Tapa Gachchh) parva rule, including kshay and vriddhi of parva tithis • A live countdown to Navkarsi, Porsi, Sadh-porsi, Purimaddh, Avaddh and Chovihar, from your city's sunrise and sunset • Today's niyam: green-vegetable tyag on parva tithis, and mithai kaal by season • Ayambil Oli and Paryushan progress EVERY PACHCHAKHAN, READ ALOUD • All 16 pachchakhans: Navkarsi, Porsi, Sadh-porsi, Purimaddh, Avaddh, Ayambil, Nivi, Ekasna, Biyasna, Tivihar and Chauvihar upvas, Chovihar, Tivihar, Duvihar, Panahar and Dharana abhigraha • "Only my text" shows exactly what to recite for the pachchakhan you choose • Take it yourself (pachchakkhami) or give it to others (pachchakkhai) • Audio highlights each word as it's spoken, with speed control and repeat, so you can learn it by heart • Shown in Devanagari, Gujarati or Roman script THE FULL JAIN PANCHANG • A month calendar with parva tithis, Oli, Paryushan, Samvatsari, Diwali and the kalyanaks • Each day in full: tithi and nakshatra changes, the day and night prahars, and choghadiya • Vir Samvat and Vikram Samvat YOUR TAP, DAY BY DAY • Log navkarsi, chovihar, ekasna, ayambil, upvas, samayik, pratikraman and navkarvali • Chovihar and Navkarsi streaks, a 20-week heatmap, and totals since Kartak sud 1 • A 48-minute samayik timer on your Lock Screen and Dynamic Island REMINDERS AND WIDGETS • Reminders before Navkarsi and Chovihar, and on the evening before each parva tithi • Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets for today's tithi and the next pachchakhan PRIVATE BY DESIGN Everything is calculated on your phone. There are no servers, no tracking and no account; your tap log never leaves the device. Calculations use your location's sunrise and sunset. On days that matter, please confirm with your sangh's panchang, and take pachchakhan from a guru whenever you can.