LunarKeep

For work in Asia: read the day's almanac as locals do, keep your reminder beside it, and don't book a time they would refuse.

If you work in Asia and do not read the local almanac, you can book a meeting, a site visit, or an opening on a day or hour your counterparts might be reluctant. LunarKeep puts that day's almanac next to your own reminder, in English, so you can see what they are looking at before you confirm.

Add the date you care about — a birthday, a fast day, a staff holiday, a client appointment. The almanac for that day sits on the same page: what the day is considered good or poor for, and the hours. You keep the reminder. You read the table. You decide whether to move the booking.

Yearly and monthly lunar dates are supported, including leap months, so festival and memorial dates stay on the lunar day even when the Western date moves. Remind at the time, an hour before, or a day before. Tap the month to jump. Search your lists. Export the month as a PDF. The interface is English, Traditional Chinese, and Simplified Chinese, so you can match what colleagues see.

The almanac is a reference, not a booking engine.