Hindu Calculators & Panchang Tools

Every calculator here computes from real planetary positions and tells you how. You get the ayanamsa it used, the sunrise definition it applied, the ephemeris behind it, and a plain explanation of why another site may show you something different.

26 of 26 are live. The rest are listed with what they will do and what still has to be built first. Nothing here links to a page that does not exist — a promise this site previously broke, and does not intend to again.

No tool on this site will tell you whether a day will go well, predict health, fertility, lifespan or money, or sell you a remedy for anything it reports.

Panchang & Calendar

The daily reckoning — tithi, nakshatra, festival dates and the conversions between Hindu and Gregorian time.

Birth Chart

Charts and periods computed from a birth moment, with the ayanamsa and the birth-time sensitivity stated.

Matching & Dosha

The classical tests, shown as arithmetic with their cancellation conditions — no verdicts, no remedies, nothing to buy.

Muhurta & Timing

Which parts of a day the tradition marks, how those windows are constructed, and what they do and do not claim.

Name & Number

Naming syllables from the birth nakshatra, and number systems — each labelled with how much astronomy is actually behind it.

How these differ from other calculators

Modern ephemerides agree on where the Sun and Moon are to a fraction of an arcsecond. When two Hindu calendars disagree, it is almost never the astronomy — it is a convention, and the convention is usually undisclosed.

So every result here carries the ayanamsa it used, the sunrise definition, the resolved time-zone offset for that date, and the Julian Day. Change the ayanamsa on the Panchang and watch the nakshatra move while the tithi stays exactly where it was — that is not a bug, and it is the clearest demonstration of why two panchangs can both be right.

One consequence worth knowing: tithi and karana cannot differ by ayanamsa. They are built from the angle between the Sun and Moon, so the offset cancels. If two panchangs disagree on tithi, the cause is the sunrise rule or the location.