Shunya Shri
शून्य श्री
The beauty of the void.
A calm, accurate Vedic time and panchang companion — for your day, and for you.
The Vedic day, at a glance
Masa, paksha, tithi and vara. The ghati-pal clock, counted from sunrise in large Devanagari numerals. Muhurta, hora and choghadiya. A day timeline from sunrise to the next sunrise.
The live Vedic clock
Ghati and pal elapsed since local sunrise — the signature element of the app, shown large, with the current muhurta, hora and choghadiya beneath it.
Panchang details
Tithi, nakshatra, yoga and karana with their end times. Sunrise and sunset. Rahu Kaal, Yamaganda, Gulika, Abhijit and Brahma Muhurat.
Vikram Samvat and Shaka
Both years, Purnimanta or Amanta month naming, and a line such as "Saptami until 3:12 pm, then Ashtami".
Wherever you are
Approximate location, or a manual city search from a bundled offline list. Times always show in the local zone of the place you're viewing.
Good, moderate, or best avoided
Every moment gets a calculation-based reading — first for everyone at your location, then personally for you, from your birth nakshatra and Moon sign. Every verdict shows the reasons behind it. Nothing is predicted.
Amrit, Shubh or Labh choghadiya, clear of the factors below.
Char choghadiya, or a good window that overlaps Yamaganda or Gulika.
Rahu Kaal, or Rog, Kaal or Udveg choghadiya. Never shown in red — smoke grey, with a word and an icon.
Computed, not looked up
Shunya Shri calculates the Sun and Moon's positions from established astronomical algorithms, converts them with the Lahiri ayanamsa, and finds sunrise and sunset for your exact coordinates — entirely on your device.
Checked against reference data
Transition times for tithi, nakshatra, yoga and karana, and sunrise and sunset, are held to within a minute of independent astronomical references.
Offline and on-device
No server, no network call to show your panchang. The calculation runs on your phone, using your device's clock and your chosen location.
Palm leaf by day, indigo sky by night
Two typefaces. One accent colour per theme. The interface follows the actual sunrise and sunset at your place, not a fixed clock. Nothing decorative that doesn't carry meaning — no gold gradients, no glow, no clutter, no ads.
Devanagari, properly set
Tiro Devanagari Sanskrit for the date and clock, Mukta for everything else — bundled, never fetched, in Hindi and English.
Colour is never the only signal
Every verdict carries a word and an icon alongside its colour, and "best avoided" is never shown in red.
Birth details and location stay on your device
Profiles, birth details and saved cities are never sent anywhere. Location is coarse and foreground-only, used only to find your nearest city. Read the full privacy policy.