Add a village once and it stays on this device for the rest of the event. Within about 10 km the lagna moves only ~5′, so the nearest known point is accurate enough.
Rashi chart from the rising sign
Ninth divisional chart
| Graha | Rashi | Degree | Nakshatra | Pada | Bhava | D-9 |
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Transiting grahas in the natal houses
Transits counted from the natal Moon
| Graha | Rashi | Degree | Nakshatra | From lagna | From Moon |
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Choose the registration sheet (Excel .xlsx or CSV). Every row is checked; fill in what is missing, tick who to print and print them all at once.
Everyone sent from the laptop. Find a person by name, mobile or row number, print their sheet again, or WhatsApp them their PDF.
Today's tokens in order. Choose the seva, or mark the consultation done; either moves the person to Completed.
Stored on this device only. Tap any entry to reload and reprint it.
Settings, saved patrikas, bulk and event day need the trust's PIN.
Saved on this device. Each volunteer sets their own counter name.
Check every counter phone and the printing laptop the day before: everything the counter needs must be on the device, so it works with no network.
Every patrika is written to this browser's storage on this phone first, so the counter never waits for a network. It survives closing the app, and is lost if the browser's site data is cleared or the app is opened in a private window. Use Copy all as CSV in Saved patrikas to move the day's register onto a laptop.
Lahiri (Chitrapaksha) ayanamsa · mean nodes · Vimshottari dasha on a 365.2425‑day year. All calculation runs on this device, so the counter keeps working with no network.
Places: Local Government Directory (Govt. of India) for Maharashtra's villages and their Marathi names; coordinates © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL) and GeoNames (CC BY 4.0).