A look inside
Built to be opened every morning
Bhajans, paaths, and panchang — rooted in tradition, designed for daily life.
Free to use · no account needed to begin
What’s inside
The whole day on one dial — Rahu Kalam, Abhijit, Brahma Muhurat and the nakshatra ring, live for your city.
Tithi, nakshatra, yoga and karana with sunrise, sunset and prahar — computed from planetary ephemerides, not copied from a table.
Hanuman Chalisa, Shani Chalisa, aartis, stotras and vrat kathas — in Devanagari or Roman script, at your own pace.
Diwali, Navratri, Ekadashi, Purnima and the rest — dated for your city, not just for India, with morning-of reminders.
A digital mala with gentle haptics, daily and tithi sankalps, and a practice history that honours your consistency.
Hindu temples around you and around the world, with directions — wherever your practice takes you.
A look inside
Why it can be trusted
Hindu timekeeping was built on centuries of patient observation of the sky, and refined by astronomers whose methods still set the dates your family keeps. Vandan carries that work forward with the mathematics intact — and explains it as you use it, so the next generation understands the calendar rather than merely inheriting it.
Mission
Vandan exists to make daily devotion simple and unbroken — wherever you are, whatever your day looks like. We bring the bhajans, paaths, and panchang your family has always relied on into a single, calm place.
Free to download, free to use. Open it, and today’s panchang is already waiting for your city.