Welcome to the Ekadasi App - Your Spiritual Companion on the Ekadashi Journey, Devoted to Pleasing Sri Sri Radha Madhava!

Ekadasi Fasting Simplified:
Navigating the lunar-based Ekadasi fasts can be challenging, but our app makes it effortless. Using advanced technology, we calculate Parana times and dates for different locations worldwide, empowering Vaishnavas to observe these sacred fasts with precision and ease.

This app is a humble offering to Sri Sri Radha Madhava, blending devotion and technology to bridge the gap between ancient traditions and modern convenience. It is designed to assist Vaishnavas worldwide in observing Ekadashi with accuracy and devotion.

We recognize that no app is perfect and humbly apologize for any shortcomings. We encourage users to cross-verify dates with their trusted local temples, which remain authoritative sources for Ekadashi timings.

Our app adheres to the rules established by the Goswamis for determining Ekadashi and Mahadvadasi fast dates, exclusively supporting Vaishnava Ekadashis.

App Highlights:

*Instantly view Upcoming Ekadashi Vrat dates and Parana timings upon opening the app.
*Access Katha (narratives) for each Ekadashi.
*Choose your location manually (latitude and longitude) or utilize GPS/web database for accuracy.
*Stay notified with adjustable frequency settings.
*Get Ekadashi updates on your home screen with our widget.
*Explore a Year Calendar View, organizing Ekadasi Fasts by month.
*Dive into the rules of observing Ekadashi fasts.
*Discover Sunrise times and Brahma Muhurta Timings for your selected locations.
*Enjoy an intuitive and user-friendly interface.

Ad-Supported App with Premium Options:
The Ekadasi App is ad-supported, ensuring accessibility to all. Unlock additional features through rewarded ads or upgrade to the premium subscription for an ad-free experience with full feature access.

Contact Us:
We value your feedback! Feel free to reach out to us at [email protected] with suggestions or inquiries.

Download the Ekadasi App Now and join us in honoring the sacred traditions of Ekadashi fasting. Hare Krishna!