Tamil calendar · Android, tablet, foldable and Wear OS
The Tamil date first, the English date beside it.
Tamil calendar 2026, 2027 and 2028 with daily panchangam, rahu kalam, nalla neram, Tamil festivals and reminders, worked out for your own city, in Tamil Nadu or abroad. No ads.
Free for 14 days, then a one-time purchase. No subscription.
Every Tamil month starts by your own city's sunset.
Every day for every city is inside the app.
No account, no ads, no location permission.
Today's Tamil date, Tamil month and Tamil year lead the page, with the English date alongside. Hijri (expected) and Kollam (Malayalam) dates sit underneath if you want them. Swipe sideways to turn the sheet a day.
A month calendar for every Tamil month from Purattasi 2026 to Margazhi 2028. The English date is large, the Tamil day sits beneath it, and festivals, government holidays and your own days are marked.
Thithi, nakshatram, yogam and karanam with their start and end times, sunrise and sunset for your city, rahu kalam, yemagandam, kuligai and the Gowri panchangam nalla neram for day and night. Drik (Thirukkanitham) calculation.
One kural a day, the same on your phone and your watch, with no repeat within a year. All 1,330 kurals to browse and search.
Pick your birth nakshatram once, and the app shows the traditional rasi palan word for your rasi each day, with chandrashtamam marked. Always labelled as a traditional convention, never a prediction.
32 Tamil festivals, including Thai Pongal, Tamil New Year, Chithra Pournami, Aadi Perukku, Vinayagar Chathurthi, Navarathri, Saraswathi Pooja, Deepavali, Kanda Sashti, Karthigai Deepam and Vaikunta Ekadasi, plus Tamil Nadu government holidays once they are officially published.
Ekadasi, Pradosham, Karthigai, Sashti, Sankatahara Chathurthi, Amavasai and Pournami days, each with its thithi's start and end time. Follow any of them, or any festival, for a reminder the evening before and on the morning.
Birthdays, wedding anniversaries and remembrance days that repeat by Tamil date, thithi (Valarpirai or Theipirai) or English date. Reminders ring on time, by default at 8:00 PM the evening before and 6:00 AM on the day. Add them to your phone's calendar if you like.
On your wrist
Today's Tamil date, rahu kalam and the day's other times, your rasi word and the day's Thirukkural, your upcoming days and reminders, right on your watch. Snooze a reminder from the watch; your phone keeps the schedule. Saved-day titles stay hidden until you tap.
Made for every screen
A two-pane layout on tablets and unfolded foldables, a compact one on the cover screen, and nothing ever split by the hinge. Tamil or English, Tamil or Western numerals, 12- or 24-hour time, Sunday or Monday week start, the largest text sizes and TalkBack.
98 cities
Sunrise, sunset, the panchangam and even the first day of each Tamil month are calculated for your city's own clock. In a city far from Tamil Nadu, a month can start a day apart, and Naatkaatti shows the date that is right where you are.
Price
Free for 14 days with everything on. After that, a one-time purchase unlocks everything on your phone and your watch: ₹199 in India, US$4.99 in the US (Google Play shows the local price in other countries). No subscription and no ads. Today's date and the month calendar always stay free, and your saved days, reminders and backups are always kept.
Drik (Thirukkanitham), worked out for your selected city. Vakya is not offered yet.
A Tamil month starts on the day the sun enters the new sign before your city's local sunset; if it enters after sunset, the next day is day 1. Cities far from Tamil Nadu have a different sunset, so the first day can differ by one day.
No. Every day for every one of the 98 cities is inside the app. Once a year a signed update extends the range; if your phone can't reach it, the app keeps working with what it has.
Every day from Purattasi 2026 to Margazhi 2028 today, and Glintside keeps at least 12 months ahead with a yearly update.
Choose the nearest listed city in the same time zone. Sunrise and sunset times will be close to yours.
Yes. Each saved day repeats by Tamil date, by thithi, by English date, or once. The app works out each year's date from the calendar data.
Yes. Follow any of the 8 observance days, 30 thithis or 32 festivals with one switch each. Nothing is followed until you choose.
Yes, on Wear OS 4 and later. The watch shows today's date, times, your days and reminders. It is a companion to the phone app; you add and change days on the phone.
Android 10 and later, on phones, tablets and foldables.
It follows the Umm al-Qura calendar and is labelled "expected"; local moon sighting may differ by a day.
No. It shows one fixed traditional word per rasi, from the Moon's position at sunrise, as sheet calendars do. It is a traditional convention, not advice.
Today's date and the month calendar stay free. Everything else asks for the one-time unlock. Your saved days, reminders and backups are kept, and reminders keep ringing.
No. The one-time unlock covers your phone and watch app on the same Google account, and "Restore purchase" brings it back on a new phone.
Settings › Backup saves a file you keep (optionally with a password). Open it on the new phone; restoring merges and never deletes anything.
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