One family calendar, every screen
Grandma’s death anniversary falls on the 15th of the 9th lunar month, a different solar date every year. One aunt lives in Saigon, a cousin is in Melbourne, and the person who usually remembers is busy that week.
Nhat Nguyet was built so that nobody in the family misses it.
One reminder, the whole family
Add the date once, in lunar terms. Everyone in the family group gets it at the same time, wherever they are:
Phone: a notification a month, a week and a day before. App Store · Google Play
Tablet: the plan for the day: who buys the offerings, who drives Grandma, which prayer to read. Same app, on iPad and Android tablets.
Web: nhatnguyet.org, for relatives who never install apps.
Watch: Apple Watch and Wear OS show today’s lunar date, the auspicious hours and the family’s next dates. They install together with the phone app.
Widget: on the home screen, no need to open anything. Add it from your phone’s widget list after installing.
Telegram: a short daily brief for anyone who prefers chat over apps. Connect it under Account → Connect Telegram.
All download links in one place: nhatnguyet.org/en/ung-dung
Beyond our app
13 free widgets, from a lunar calendar to a Tết countdown, can be embedded on any website with one line of code: nhatnguyet.org/widget
Open, so you can check us
Our lunar calendar data is cross-checked against NASA and the Paris Observatory (IMCCE) and published openly:
Anyone can verify a date instead of taking our word for it.

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