Observed arrival · 2026-10-10
TithiKit is building a timezone-aware Hindu calendar API
An early-access project plans a panchang API that calculates Hindu calendar dates for a user's location and timezone, with the reasoning attached.
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- Developers building Hindu calendar apps for diaspora communities
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- Its listed test cases include skipped or repeated tithis, regional month systems, daylight-saving transitions, and places without sunrise.
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The page walks through how local sunrise determines the tithi of the day, then lays out failure cases such as a tithi that crosses sunrise or a lunar month with no solar ingress. Its planned response is meant to include named festival rules and engine and timezone-database versions. The page says API documentation will be published once the endpoints are live.
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