The festival release. • Festival guides: on Ganesh Chaturthi, Navratri, Diwali, Karwa Chauth, Shivaratri and twenty more, a screen of its own — the puja window, what to avoid, the day as a timeline, and a share image for the family group • Ganpati is home: pick your visarjan custom, every option with its real date this year, and the app counts the days with aarti reminders set right on the guide. Never assumed — one quiet question, "Not this year" hides it • Navratri: the Devi and the colour of each day • Swipe to any day on the main screen; tap the date to jump. Yesterday and tomorrow are free • Widgets carry the festival's puja window and the utsava day count • The evening-before reminder now says the puja window, not just the sunrise • Day length under Sun & Moon, VoiceOver throughout, and settings that truly sync across your devices As always: computed on your device, nothing leaves it.

Two releases in one. • The month calendar now opens for everyone — this week is free, and any month of any year is one payment away • Tap a locked muhurta or festival and the unlock screen shows that very window or date, so you know exactly what you're getting • One payment, no subscription, no ads — ever • Don't know your birth star? Enter your birth date, time and place — the app finds your janma nakshatra and rashi for Tarabalam and Chandrabalam • Brahma Muhurta wake-up: a real alarm for the pre-dawn window that rings through Silent mode (iOS 26) • Birth star day: a morning note when the Moon returns to your nakshatra • The main screen shows how far today's tithi has come • Your settings now sync across devices with iCloud As always: computed on your device, nothing leaves it.

The everywhere release. • Lock Screen and StandBy widgets, and a large widget with the whole day • An independent Apple Watch app with complications • Ask Siri: today's tithi, Rahu Kaal, the next Ekadashi • Choghadiya and Hora tables, and Bhadra windows • Tarabalam and Chandrabalam from your birth star — optional, on-device • Ekadashi fast tracking on the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island • Upcoming: the next three months of festivals and vrats • Add the year's festivals to your Calendar with one tap • Vikram and Shaka Samvat, ritu and ayana on the main screen • Native iPad support, a glossary, and a gentler first run • Festival names now in हिन्दी, తెలుగు and தமிழ்