Know when your puja falls, how it is done, and what you need.
Free, and computed for your own city — never copied from last year's calendar. The vidhi is written in-house and still in draft, not yet read by a practising purohit.
The three faces of a puja
When it falls
The tithi and nakshatra calculated from sunrise to sunrise for your specific city, with the moment each one turns — and, where the engine holds rules for the ceremony, the windows worth keeping it in.
How it is done
The vidhi as numbered steps, not remembered prose, with the mantra where there is one — in draft until a practising purohit has read it.
What it takes
The authentic samagri the puja calls for, with pure, eco-friendly offerings from organic farmers and sacred gaushalas (certified A2 bilona ghee, Bhimseni camphor, natural samidha) rather than chemical substitutes.
Why not just use a wall calendar?
Three practical challenges every household faces, and how Pūjāvāni solves each one.
The date moves with your city
Printed calendars assume one city. A traditional day runs sunrise to sunrise, so the same tithi falls on different days in Chennai and in London.
The procedure is half-remembered
A call to an elder or a random video clip leaves you unsure of the sequence or the mantras for your family's tradition.
The shopping list is guesswork
Commercial shops often pack synthetic fragrances, paraffin wax, and adulterated oils that release harmful indoor smoke.
One puja. Three answers. One place.
Restoring the sacred dimension of wellness (Daiva-vyapāśraya) — auspicious timing, authentic procedures, and pure offerings — calculated from where the sun and moon actually are at your location. Free, and no account to look.
1. Sacred Timing (काल)
Exact city coordinates · Sunrise to sunrise calculation
2. Authentic Vidhi (विधि)
Chronological steps · Devanagari mantras & sankalpam
3. Pure Offerings (सामग्री)
A2 bilona ghee · Bhimseni camphor · Organic farmers & gaushalas
Today’s reading(प्रत्यक्ष काल स्थिति)
One occasion, three answers
The whole surface, question by question
Pujavani holds a puja's moment, its procedure and its list in one place. This is what runs today, grouped by the question it answers — and what an account adds where a screen gives you half.
When does it fall?
The panchangam, computed from where the sun and the moon actually were at the place you give it. Change the place and the answer changes.
- LivePanchangam
Read the five limbs for a place you give it — tithi, nakshatra, yoga and karana, each with the moment it ends rather than the day it loosely occupies, and the weekday they fall on.
An account adds the same day's Rahu Kala, Yama Ganda, Gulika and Abhijit, the Chogadiya and Hora sequence, the puja muhurthams, and an ICS or PDF you can keep.
- LiveMuhurtham
Give the panchangam a day and a ceremony it holds constraints for, and get that day's best-scoring windows, ranked.
An account widens the search from a day to a range and returns every window in it rather than the best of them, with the limbs that qualified each and the Chogadiya around it.
- LiveGruhapravesham
Say whether the house is new, lived in, or being re-entered after work, and get the day's windows scored against the rule for that kind of entry — Apurva to the northern transit, Dvandhava to a Vastu Shanti first.
An account adds the reasoning under each window — which limbs qualified it, and which nearly did not — and the whole range rather than one day.
- LiveFestivals
Look up a festival and read the dharma shastra rule that places it, then follow it to the puja it calls for. The directory holds the rule; which day it falls on where you live is the panchangam's answer, in the first line of this lane.
- LiveGrahanam
Find the next solar and lunar eclipse from a date you choose, and what kind each one is.
An account adds the half that depends on where you are standing: whether it is visible at all, the contact times, the obscuration, and the sutaka window — the hours an eclipse is kept apart from cooking, puja and temple entry.
How is it performed?
The vidhi — ordered steps rather than remembered prose, with the mantra where a step has one.
- Live in partPujas
Read a puja step by step, with the Sanskrit mantra where a step calls for one and its meaning in English beside it.
Every vidhi here is a draft, written in-house — no practising purohit has read one yet. Treat it as a working sequence, not an authority.
- LiveSankalpam
Have a sankalpam written out in Devanagari, with your own place and the running moment declined into it rather than left as blanks to fill.
- LiveHymns
Read a hymn in Telugu and Devanagari with its meaning in English beside it, not a transliteration on its own.
What does it take?
The samagri, kept with the puja it belongs to — pure, eco-friendly offerings sourced from organic farmers, indigenous gaushalas, and spiritual artisans.
- Live in partPujas
Work down a puja's samagri as a checklist, grouped the way you would shop it — pure A2 bilona ghee, Bhimseni camphor, natural flowers and leaves, vessels, threads and cloth — and tick each off as you gather it.
It comes from the same draft corpus as the procedure beside it.
Knowing what a puja needs is here. What comes next is set out below.
About a person
Jatakam — a sibling of the three questions, not one of them. What the sky held at a birth moment, and what the shastra reads into it.
- Live in partCharts
Cast a birth chart for a moment and a place, and read the lagna, the rasi of the sun and moon, your janma nakshatra, and every graha by the sign it stands in.
Reading it closely is the account's half: exact degrees, the nakshatra pada and its lord, the Vimshottari periods, the divisional charts, Ashtakavarga and the six-fold strength — and keeping the chart.
- LiveMatchmaking
Score two birth charts on the Ashta Kuta, and read the total with the band it falls in.
An account opens the eight kutas one at a time — Varna through Nadi — with what each measures and what it scored, the Manglik overlay for both charts, and the classical exceptions that cancel a low total.
- LiveHindu birthday
Find which tithi your birthday falls on this year, and how many years it completes — the date a household keeps, which is rarely the Gregorian one.
An account adds the nakshatra birthday beside the tithi one, the hundred-year timeline of both, your full birth profile down to the pada and its lord, and the sankalpam for the day.
About a place
Vastu, and the wider IKS place study — the same relationship to a building that jatakam has to a person.
- Live in partVastu
Read the reference an audit is run against — the sixteen MahaVastu zones, the thirty-two entrance padas, and the classical dosha catalogue, each defect with where it occurs, how severe it is, and its remedy.
An account runs it against your own floor plan: the Brahmasthan clearance at the centre, the fit of each room to its zone, the Ayadi proportions of the plot, and a compliance score over the whole of it.
- Live in partPlaces
Read the IKS place corpus — the typologies a site can be built for, the treatises each rule is drawn from, and every rule graded by how strongly it is evidenced, from primary text down to disputed.
An account runs the study on your own site: the shape of the plot, the Bhumi Pariksha soil examination, the trees and the water on it, and a composite reading over all of them.
What Pūjāvāni does today
15 capabilities running right now, and the 4 we are building next.
Open to anyone
Free · No sign-inImmediate access to daily sacred calculations and ceremony guides:
- Today's tithi, nakshatra, yoga and karana, with the moment each one turns
- Festivals of the year, and the dharma shastra rule that places each one
- Auspicious windows for a ceremony — the best three in the range you pick
- Gruhapravesham timing: Nava against Jeerna, and the Sthira Lagna
- A sankalpam in Devanagari for your own place and moment
- The next solar and lunar eclipse
- Birth chart, match and Hindu-birthday readings
- Every puja's vidhi in order, and the samagri it needs
- Vastu tables — the sixteen zones and the thirty-two entrance padas
- Devotional hymns in Telugu and Devanagari, with English meaning
With a free account
Saved RecordsPersonalized calculations and audits stored so computation runs once:
- Divisional charts, Vimshottari periods, Ashtakavarga
- An eclipse where you are: visibility, contact times, the sutaka window
- Vastu and IKS audits of your own plan
- Why a window scored as it did, and every window in the range
- Charts you keep, so the computation runs once
Free to create, saving your house charts and horoscope profiles.
Next
Coming soonConnecting families with lineage purohits, organic farmers, and artisans:
- Lineage Vedic purohits with 100% direct dakshina (0% platform commission)
- Eco-friendly, certified pure ritual kits sourced via ojas.ag from organic farmers, indigenous gaushalas, and spiritual artisans in sacred kshetras
- Acoustic Sanskrit chanting calibrated to phonetic and tonal precision (Śikṣā, Svara)
- Audited jātaka and vāstu document exports
Each is under way. We will not put a date on it here until it ships.
Pūjāvāni answers when you ask it, across the calendar systems it computes rather than every regional variant in use. It sends no reminders — come back on the morning you need it.
Start with what you need today
Pick your ceremony or your city. No account, no sign-up required.
Find a Puja or Ceremony
Step-by-step vidhi, Devanagari mantras, and pure eco-friendly samagri checklist.
Today’s Panchangam
Tithi, nakshatra, auspicious muhurtams, and Rahu Kalam calculated for your city.
Find Auspicious Timing
Shastric electional timing for Gruhapravesham, weddings, and family ceremonies.