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Kadigai – Science of time, using ancient and modern technologies:
This product was developed with years of researches in various ancient scriptures, Vedic calculations, astrological and astronomical algorithms.
Features:
It supports multi-lingual and combines the ancient Vedic, modern science, advanced technologies and sensors available with current mobiles including location sensors like GPS enabling real-time location specific accurate calculations which was never possible before. Features includes Moon view, Panchangam (Day, Thithi, Yogam, Karanam, Natchathram), Kuligan, Raaghu, Yemagandam, Tamil year, Tamil month, Paksham, Mel-Samam-Keel nokku days, Ayanamsam (Uthirayanam, Dakshinayanam), week number, Seasons, automated location sensing, easier location permission setting, real-time GPS / Location based calculations, high density, informative Dashboard. Most important Horai, Chandrashtamam for right decision making. Agnihothram users, who perform daily micro-homam at home is now provided with a very special accurate Agnihothram widget. It provides the most accurate real-time location based information for its maximum benefit.
Platforms:
Kadigai is available for both Windows and Android mobile platforms.
In Android, Special premium version comes with all features and future updates! This version is meant for advanced users.
So want to experience each tick of time as you expect to be? Then download the Kadigai app to find out which time is favorable and get the things done rightly at the ‘Right Time’!
The Below URL leads to the Kadigai app in play store
On click of Support / Feedback button in the menu page leads to mail support. Users can send suggestion about the app or any sort of queries using Support / Feedback widget.
Once clicking the Support / Feedback button in menu page pops up the option to choose one for sending mail as shown in the image at the right.
Please do remember to share this experience with your friends and others.
Rate and share:
Feature to rate this app is also provided as a widget as represented by the star symbol in the menu page.
As given in the image below, on click of the star button takes to google play store app’s location and allow to rate the app. User can share their experience by rating the Kadigai app.
This product was developed with years of researches in various ancient scriptures, Vedic calculations, astrological and astronomical algorithms. So your rates are the support to this app.
Menu Page:
◊ On click of Kadigai logo leads to Menu page
◊ Menu bar with app logo, name, version name and number
◊ Menu bar instant exit button
◊ Selection tab gives the language preferences – English | Tamil
◊ List of menus – Dashboard, Thithi, Horai, Sagadhevar Chakram, Support / Feedback
◊ Two buttons for rate and share
◊ Status indicators of network availability – mobile, internet, Wi-Fi.
Dashboard:
Dashboard
Each widgets in dashboard are grouped and arranged based on the scientific relationship between them.
Important aspect is that entire calculations are based on the sunrise of the day which remain constant till the next sunrise places the vital role in the accuracy of the data which is the most used method of Vedic calculations. It differ based on the locations (Latitude and the longitude).
Features includes Moon view, Panchangam (Day, Thithi, Yogam, Karanam, Natchathram), Kuligan, Raaghu Yemagandam, Tamil year, Tamil month, Paksham, Mel-Samam-Keel nokku days, Ayanamsam (Uthirayanam, Dakshinayanam), week number, Seasons, automated location sensing, easier location permission setting, real- time GPS / Location based calculations, high density, informative Dashboard. Most important Horai, Chandrashtamam for right decision making.
Two pane – Dashboard: INFORMATION PANE
Top left corner displays the moon cycle, to the right corner displays the date and year provided with progress bar which shows whether leap year or normal in one stack, Week number (W#), Tamil month and day in next followed by the current hh:mm:ss AM / PM and Agnihotram.
Agnihotram shows the start time and the total hours left to start (approximately in hours and minutes) and the % of time period completed which is displayed in progress bar below it. The flame icon will blink in orange colour when time slot for Agnihotram started and later turns to grey when it gets over.
STATISTICS PANE:
· Mel-Samam-Keel nokku days, Soolam, Paksham, Tamil Year, Tamil month, Current date in Tamil month of Tamil Year along with the completion status represented by progress bar, all in first row of stack.
[FYI: Arrow mark represent top, down, horizontal indicator] Top arrow – Mel nokku days which represents whether the day is suitable for performing activities related to the things above the land such as constructing upstairs, road laying Down arrow – Keel nokku days which represent activities suitable for below land areas such as digging well, sowing of seeds Horizontal line – Samam nokku days represent activities such as buying cattle and performing activities like vaasarkaal; thoon naattal etc.
Panchangam:
· Status indicator, Sooriyan (Sun), Total days completed for particular
Ayanamsam (Uthirayanam, Dakshinayanam), Sunrise and sunset time in the first row of Panchangam stack.
Ayanamsam:
Indicates whether it is Uthirayanam, Dakshinayanam each takes 6 months in Tamil month for the completion. Uthirayanam is said to be the time slot where angels and Gods are awake where Dakshinayanam is the opposite of it.
Thithi widget starts with the status indicator followed by the % of time period completed with the background of status indicator, the start time, end time of current Thithi, name of Thithi along with the completion status represented by progress bar in the second row of Panchangam stack.
Thithi is the moon phase for respective time period. Yogam widget starts with the status indicator followed by the % of time period completed with the background of status indicator, the start time, end time of current Yogam, name of Thithi along with the completion status represented by progress bar in the third row of Panchangam stack.
Yogam is based on the longitudes of both sun and moon at particular time. There are 27 yogam in Tamil panchagam. Karanam widget starts with the status indicator followed by the % of time period completed with the background of status indicator, the start time, end time of current Karanam, name of Karanam along with the completion status represented by progress bar in the fourth row of Panchangam stack.
Star or natchatram widget starts with the status indicator followed by the % of time period completed with the background of status indicator, the start time, end time of current star, name of star along with the completion status represented by progress bar in the fifth row of Panchangam stack.
The important feature of this app is Natchatram. There are total 12 Raasi (star sign) and 27 Natchatram in Tamil horoscope.
Most impact widgets:
Kuligan widget starts with the status indicator followed by the % of time period completed with the background of status indicator, the start time, end time of Kuligan along with the completion status represented by progress bar. Ragu widget starts with the status indicator followed by the % of time period completed with the background of status indicator, the start time, end time of Ragu along with the completion status represented by progress bar.
Yemma widget starts with the status indicator followed by the % of time period completed with the background of status indicator, the start time, end time of Yemma along with the completion status represented by progress bar.
Season at the right end of the image above gives the current season based on the location set by the user during the initial start of the app. Given are the image and name of the season along with the completion status represented by progress bar.
Decision making widgets
Horai widget starts with the status indicator followed by the minutes of time period completed with the background of status indicator, the start time, end time of Horai along with the completion status represented by progress bar.
Chandrashtamam widget starts with the status indicator followed by the hours completed with the background of status indicator, the start time, end time of Chandrashtamam and the name of the star sign(natchatram) along with the completion status represented by progress bar.
Both these widgets are used for taking right decision, as each horai is subjected and suitable for different activities and Chandrashtamam will create a negative impact for particular star or natchatram of the day as represented in this widget. So the user can be aware on knowing the information through all these widgets in the app.
Thithi:
Thithi
On click of the Thithi button in the menu page takes you to Thithi page.
According to the Hindu calendar lunar month has two fortnights (lunar phases) and begins with New moon (Amavasai).
The lunar days are called Thithi and each month has 30 Thithi each varies in hours. The first lunar phases between new moon day and full moon day is called waxing moon (Sukla Paksham) and the second fortnight of the month is called waning moon (Krishna Paksham).
This occurs for both Sukla and Krishna paksham except the difference that Pournami occurs in Sukla paksham and Amavasai Thithi occur in Krishna paksham.
Thithi is represented with the index number and the highlighted Thithi is the currently running Thithi. Below is the start and end date of Thithi in one column and start and end time of Thithi in another column then follows the hour completed and % of time period completed. The visual representation of total time period completed for current Thithi in Sukla Paksham as well as for the Krishna Paksham is given in the right end of this page in addition with the completion status represented by progress bar.
Horai:
Hoorai
On click of the Horai in the menu page takes to Horai page.
According to Vedic astrology, every hour has its own impact and importance where some may give positive effects and other the opposite effects.
Here the horai is divided into 12 for day and 12 for night so totally 24 horai segments from sunrise to sunset for a day. Each horai is indicated with start time and highlighted part is the current running horai if the time period is indicated by red indicates bad and green indicates good as mentioned earlier about the colour indicators. Below, is the representation of completed time period in %, followed in minutes and the start and end time of the current horai, additionally the completion status represented by progress bar.
Sagadhevar Chakram:
Sagadhevar Chakram
Sagadhevar Chakram
On click of the button named Sagadhevar Chakram in the menu page takes to Sagadhevar Chakram page.
Sagadhevar is the youngest of the Pandavas, a great astrologer. This chakram devised by him was believed to provide answers to the various types of problems.
How it works?
Think your queries in mind and either click Auto button to show the number automatically to get corresponding answer related to your question. This is a belief and one of the practise in Vedic astrology. Another method is by clicking on the available numbers in the given section and find the answers given below. To clear out the answer displayed in the bottom section click on clear button to perform that action.
Get answers for your queries in mind, by using this Sagadhevar Chakram.
Agnihotram shows the start time and the total hours left to start (approximately in hours and minutes) and the % of time period completed which is displayed in progress bar below it. The flame icon will blink in orange colour when time slot for Agnihotram started and later turns to grey when it gets over.
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