Kalender Jawa

The Javanese Calendar (Jawa Kalender) is the most comprehensive Javanese calendar app—weton, pasar, wuku, jodoh, auspicious days, and primbon—all in one app. Perfect for anyone looking to find weton, find auspicious days, check compatibility with a partner, or simply learn more about Javanese traditions, without having to open a primbon book.

KEY FEATURES

📅 Daily Javanese Calendar
View the Javanese date, pasar (Legi, Pahing, Pon, Wage, Kliwon), wuku, and neptu for today—complete with the day's status (Good Day / Neutral / Needs Consideration) and suggestions for suitable and avoidable activities.

🗓️ Monthly Calendar
Explore any month's calendar, complete with the Javanese date for each day, national holiday markers, and days considered auspicious according to traditional fortune-telling. Click on any date to see full details.

🔮 Weton Calculator
Enter your birth date to find your weton (e.g., "Jumat Legi"), complete with neptu, character according to the Javanese horoscope (Primbon), and activities that suit you.

💑 Matchmaking
Compare the weton of two people to find out their compatibility according to traditional Javanese petungan (Pegat, Ratu, Jodoh, Topo, Tinari, Padu, Sujanan, or Pesthi) — complete with explanations and things to consider.

✨ Find Auspicious Days
Planning a wedding, moving house, starting a business, constructing a building, or traveling long distance? Find auspicious days in the next 30 days that suit your event.

📖 Primbon
Read dozens of short articles about pasar, neptu, weton, wuku, Javanese months, the history of the Javanese calendar, mitoni, selametan, nyadran, weton fasting, and other Javanese traditions — written in easy-to-understand language.

🔔 Reminders
Activate reminders for upcoming auspicious days, or personal reminders every time your birth weton (35-day cycle) returns.

ABOUT DATA ACCURACY
Pasar, neptu, wuku, and Javanese dates are automatically calculated for any year using the traditional petungan method. National holidays have fixed dates accurately for any year. Islamic holidays (Eid al-Fitr, Eid al-Adha, and similar) are calculated from the mathematical Hijri calendar and are marked "(estimated)" because the official government dates are determined based on direct hilal (crescent moon) sightings and can vary by several days. The weton and wuku characters are written in a traditional primbon style for general information.

The Javanese calendar is designed with large fonts and a warm, easy-to-read interface, suitable for daily use by anyone—including generations more familiar with physical calendars on the wall at home.

No internet connection required. All calculations are done directly on your device.