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Aastha Saathi: Panchang

SingularityAI
⬇ 100,000+ downloads
Est. actual: 127,823
Free
Released: Jan 26, 2026
IAP: $0.49 - $3.19 per item
Contains ads
Rated: Everyone

Signals

3 this week · 1 positive · 1 warning All of this week's signals →
  • 📈Last 7 days +14K installs — 44% slower than the week before (+25K) · 2.1K/day since Oct 1
  • 🏆Among Tools apps top 1% by installs gained this week (940 peers growing)
  • 🛠Updates quiet · updated 32 days ago · every ~17 days (2 updates tracked)
Installs since launch
0 64K 128K 128K Jan 26, 2026 today
+82,701 installs since Oct 1
Update history
4.0.1 Oct 10, 2026 · seen Oct 20, 2026
What&#39;s new in 4.0.1<br><br>• The update notice now stays dismissed. Tapping close used to hide it only until you reopened the app.<br>• Clearer actions through the daily rite — the controls at the end of the puja are now as visible as the ones at the start.<br>• Five controls in the daily reading that looked tappable now are.<br>• Larger touch targets across the rite and the reading.<br>• Shar
3.0.2 Sep 23, 2026 · seen Oct 1, 2026
Your Panchang is now calculated for where you are.<br><br>Until now every sunrise, sunset and muhurat was computed for New Delhi. Across India that can be almost an hour out. Tap the place on the Panchang screen to choose your city, or let the app find the nearest one.
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Aastha Saathi: Panchang is a tools app by SingularityAI with 100,000+ downloads (about 128K estimated). +14K installs in the last 7 days. Released Jan 26, 2026. Install growth, rank history, SDKs and ad networks.

From the store listing: “Bhakti is a clean, accurate Hindu almanac for everyday use — the daily Panchang, auspicious timings, a personal daily reading, a jyotishi you can consult, and Suprabhat images to share. DAILY PANCHANG Today at a glance: tithi, nakshatra, yoga, karana and vara, with sunrise, sunset, the lunar month and paksha. Page…”