DailySheet Calendar

In TestFlight

The traditional Tamil daily sheet — the one that hung on the kitchen wall — rebuilt for your phone, for wherever you live now.

Why we built it

In Tamil homes, the day used to begin with a calendar. Yesterday’s sheet was torn away, and before anything else happened, the new day was read. Print is static. Your day isn’t.

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Print is static. Your day isn’t.

Every sheet is computed fresh for where you actually are — sunrise-true times, the full panchangam, and reminders that work out their own future dates. Other calendars photograph a printed page. This one does the math.

About

DailySheet Calendar shows the day the traditional way: Tamil date, thithi and nakshatra with their timings, sunrise and sunset, festivals, and auspicious times — computed on-device for your location, in English and Tamil. Festival and holiday dates are marked in red, the way the printed sheet always did it.

It follows the Thirukanitha system by default (Vakya is available in Settings), marks festivals from every tradition alongside the Tamil calendar, and adds astronomical events — eclipses visible from where you are, Jupiter at opposition, and more.

Paid once. No ads, no in-app purchases, no subscriptions.

Read the story behind DailySheet: The Sheet on the Wall →

Features

  • The full sheet, every day — tithi, nakshatram, yoga, karana, nalla neram, and the times to avoid — rahu kalam, yamagandam, kuligai
  • Computed for your place — sunrise-true times for where you actually are — never a fixed table copied from print
  • Festivals + muhurtham days — the year’s important days, marked on the sheet
  • Reminders that work out your days — set a thithi once — a srartham, a festival, a vratham day — and it computes every upcoming date itself and keeps them ready
  • Widgets — Home Screen small and medium, plus Lock Screen tithi and nakshatra
  • Tamil + English — the full sheet in both; Thirukanitha by default, Vakya available

What DailySheet Calendar uses

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