YuDi

Your animal sign in the Chinese Zodiac, look up Lunar New Year dates

YuDi is modernizing the Chinese Zodiac. With familiar digital interfaces and friendly emojis, this app will be your go-to for looking up the animal signs of you and your favorite people.

To ensure the accuracy of our information, we referenced Wikipedia. The Chinese Lunisolar calendar does not line up with the Western (Gregorian) calendar. As a result, the Lunar New Year does not start on January 1; in fact, it seems like Lunar New Year, which is celebrated all over Asia and Asian communities around the globe, falls on a random date in either January or February. People have always used calendars to reference the next Lunar New Year Day, and this app is one more way you can look up the next Lunar New Year Day.

This app has 120 years worth of data. That's 120 animal signs and 120 Lunar New Years Days from 1924 to 2044.

To top it off, it works completely offline and without an internet connection.