GRAHASYNC
CLIICXNET · GRAHASYNC v1

A live Panchaang, computed the way the sky actually is.

Real sidereal planetary positions — Lahiri ayanamsa, computed on request, no cached tables — fused into a solar and lunar calendar. Every number on this page is either Confirmed (computed astronomy) or Traditional (classical Panchaang naming convention). We never blend the two without saying which is which.

Confirmed = computed position Traditional = classical name/convention
Live · Right Now

Today's Panchaang at your location

Uses your browser's own location, at your browser's own reported accuracy — we don't invent a precision we don't have.

Requesting location…
GrahaSidereal LongitudeRashiNakshatra
Location tolerance = your device's own reported GPS/network accuracy radius, not a fixed assumption. Ephemeris: Swiss Ephemeris (Moshier mode), Lahiri ayanamsa.
Query · Any Date

Panchaang for a future (or past) date

Pick any date, time, and location — the same real ephemeris engine runs, not a lookup table.

GrahaSidereal LongitudeRashiNakshatra
Reference

The nine grahas tracked

Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn (physical bodies) plus Rahu and Ketu (the lunar nodes — mean node, geometric points rather than physical bodies, per standard Jyotish convention).

GrahaSanskritType
SunSuryaPhysical body
MoonChandraPhysical body
MercuryBudhaPhysical body
VenusShukraPhysical body
MarsMangalaPhysical body
JupiterGuruPhysical body
SaturnShaniPhysical body
RahuRahuMean lunar node (geometric point)
KetuKetuMean lunar node (geometric point, 180° from Rahu)
Separate Layer

Live satellites overhead

CLIICXNET also runs a live satellite-tracking engine on real CelesTrak orbital data — the same technology behind our SCOPE/ORBITSYNC product. It's a genuinely interesting, verifiable live layer, so we link to it here. It is not fused into the Panchaang or graha calculations above: satellites are engineered objects with no established astronomical or traditional role in Jyotish, and we won't dress that up as either physics or tradition.

View live satellite tracker →
Coming Next

Version 2 — guidance layer

Placeholder · Not Yet Built

Do's and don'ts, sourced to named classical texts

V2 will add a rules-based guidance layer — traditional muhurta and transit guidance drawn from specific, cited classical sources, rendered through a deterministic rules engine rather than free-form generation. Every recommendation will trace to a named source. This is deliberately not built yet: we won't ship interpretive guidance until the sourcing is solid enough to stand behind.