दिनचर्याA day with the app
Your day, as a devout home keeps it.
The app is built around the day as you already live it. Nothing to learn, nothing to set up beyond your city and, if you like, your date of birth.
Early morning. Today opens with the tithi and nakshatra for your city, the sunrise, the deity of the day and a thought to carry with you. If you keep a daily darshan, the app keeps count of the days with you.
Before you step out. One look tells you whether Rahu Kaal is running and which choghadiya is on, before you begin something that matters to you.
At midday. Your mother's birthday falls by tithi this year, so the date has moved. The app reminds you a few days ahead, with time to send her a card.
In the evening. Light the diya, open the aarti, and count a mala of japa on the screen, dimmed so it does not glare. If you count on two phones, the higher count is kept.
At night. Mark today's sankalp. If one day slips, the sankalp carries on.
And the weeks ahead. Diwali, Ekadashi, Pitru Paksha: every festival with the reason for its date, and one link that adds them all to your phone's own calendar.
सब कुछEverything the app does
Everything in the app.
Today: a page made for your day
Today's panchang for your city, today's reading for your rashi, your numbers for the day, what is running right now (choghadiya and hora), the festivals ahead, your family's coming dates, the deity of the day, today's darshan, a thought of the day, your japa and sankalp, and your order and your cards. Today learns what you open and shows more of it. It tells you why, and one tap resets it. Back after a few days away? A short "while you were away" catches you up.
Panchang, for your city
The five limbs (tithi, vara, nakshatra, yoga and karana), sunrise and sunset, moonrise and moonset, the auspicious and inauspicious periods of the day with Rahu Kaal among them, and the lagna, with the day's festivals. Choose your city, your regional calendar, amanta or purnimanta months, and the era the year is shown in. Step to the day before or after, or open the month.
Festivals, with the reason for each date
The festival calendar month by month, from the major festivals only to every vrat and observance, as you choose. Each festival says why it falls on its date. Subscribe once, and the festivals appear in your phone's calendar.
Family and the dates that matter
Save the people you make cards for, with their name as it should be printed, their relation, mobile number, date of birth and gotra, and their details fill themselves in next time. Add birthdays, wedding anniversaries, shraddhas and vrats; repeat each one every year on its date, or on its tithi for your city, and choose how many days before, and at what time, you are reminded. A parent or guardian adds a child's birth details.
Devotion: aarti, japa, sankalp and darshan
- Aartis, chalisas, mantras and stotras to read along.
- A japa counter. Tap anywhere to count a bead, dim the screen for the evening, and see each completed mala.
- A sankalp. Promise yourself a mantra for 1 to 365 days, and see the days add up. Missing a day does not end it.
- Daily darshan and the days you have kept it, and milestones that come with your practice.
- Videos. Search darshans, aartis and bhajans by deity, temple or city, and save the ones you return to.
Your kundali
Your birth chart with your ascendant, Moon sign and nakshatra. If you want more, a full kundali report, prepared from your birth details and written in your language, at ₹999.
Ask the astrologer
Ask about your day, your chart or a decision ahead, and get an answer written from your birth chart. The answers are written by AI and can be wrong; they are guidance to reflect on, never professional advice. There is a daily and a weekly limit.
Free tools
- Baby names: starting syllables from the nakshatra of the birth, and names that begin with them.
- Shraddha dates: the tithi of a passing and the coming dates of its observance.
- Birth nakshatra: the Moon's nakshatra and pada at a birth.
- Guna milan: the traditional matching of a bride's and groom's charts.
- Sade Sati: whether it is running for your Moon sign, and when it ends.
- Good time now: the choghadiya running and whether Rahu Kaal is on, for what you plan to begin.
- Numerology: your moolank and bhagyank.
- Festival lookup: any festival's date, for your city.
Your cards, in a wallet
Sign in with your mobile number and every Bhagya Card ever issued to it is there, with nothing to claim and no code to type. Cards bought for you before you installed the app are already waiting. The wallet opens even without a signal.
- Send a card to another mobile number. It moves when they accept, and you can take it back until then. If they do not accept within 7 days, it comes back to you. No app on their phone? They get an SMS, and the card waits for them.
- Scan a card with the camera to see it as it was issued and its status today, or type the code printed under its QR.
Shop, orders and messages
Choose a design, pay, and then finish the card with a live preview. Names are printed in the script you write them in, never transliterated. Follow each order from "confirming your payment" to "being printed" to "on its way". Your coupons wait in one place, and everything we send you is kept in Messages, even with notifications off.
Help, when you need it
The Bhagya Assistant answers questions about your orders, your cards and your settings, from your account and our help articles. It is written by AI and can be wrong, so check anything important. Common questions are a tap away, and so are we.
Invite friends
Share your code, and see who joined through you.
फ़ोन और वेबPhone and web
On your phone, and on the web.
One account, the same cards, the same dates. Use the app on Android or iPhone, and open the web app at bhagya.cards/app on any computer.
| On the phone | On the web | |
|---|---|---|
| Sign in | Your mobile number | Your mobile number or email |
| Today, panchang, festivals, devotion, kundali, cards and orders | Yes | Yes |
| Reminders as notifications | Yes | No: the dates are in your Today page |
| Scan a card with the camera | Yes | Type the code under the QR |
| The wallet without a signal | Yes | No |
सम्मानMade with respect for you
Built for how you really use a phone.
- We ask before we notify. The app asks for notifications only after it has shown you something worth being told about.
- Your orders stay separate. Order and delivery updates are never mixed with anything else.
- Photos stay on your phone. A card you scan or photograph is read on your phone, not uploaded.
- Leave whenever you like. You can delete your account from inside the app at any time.
- Children's details need a parent. Only a parent or guardian aged 18 or over adds a child's birth details.
- AI is labelled. Every answer the assistant or the astrologer writes says so.
Read our privacy policy and disclaimer.
प्रश्नQuestions
Questions about the app.
Is the app free?
Yes, the app is free to download and to use. The cards and the full kundali report are paid.
Do I need a Bhagya Card to use it?
No. The panchang, festivals, family dates, devotion and free tools work without one. Your wallet waits for your first card.
Which languages does it speak?
English, Hindi and Marathi, throughout. Names are printed on cards in the script you type them in.
How are the festival dates worked out?
By our own panchang, for your city and the regional calendar you choose. Each festival says why it falls on its date. How we compute explains the method.
Is the astrologer a person?
No. The astrologer and the Bhagya Assistant write their answers with AI, from your chart and our help articles. They can be wrong, and they are never a substitute for a doctor, lawyer or financial adviser.
Can I use it on a computer?
Yes. Open bhagya.cards/app and sign in with the same account.
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