Tithi
Lunar day data for calendar and observance experiences.
Build Hindu calendar, festival and daily timing experiences from structured calculations. Select a documented region and provider instead of relying on a one-size-fits-all “Indian Panchang.”
The documented platform includes core Panchang and regional calendar families. Confirm exact fields and conventions during integration rather than assuming that labels alone imply identical methods.
Lunar day data for calendar and observance experiences.
Lunar mansion calculations for daily and birth-date use cases.
A key component of the traditional five-part Panchang.
Half-tithi components for more complete daily calculations.
Regional practices can differ in day boundaries, observance rules and display. The source platform currently publishes 13 named regional choices. Treat that as a defined list to validate against your audience, not as a promise of every tradition in every locality.
No. Choose the named convention appropriate to your product and validate its local interpretation before launch.
No. A response locale controls language output; a regional convention controls calculation or observance choices. They must not be conflated.
Hosted API calls are one route. For on-device calculations without a network, request a separate offline engine licensing evaluation.
Tell us the states, languages and calendar rules you need to support.