Simplify everyday life, the Nepali way.

Kura is a free Nepali patro (calendar) app for iPhone and Android that brings the Bikram Sambat calendar, a full panchang, live Nepali radio, hourly currency exchange rates, Nepali news and a community map into one place. It's built for anyone who wants a piece of home a tap away — in Kathmandu, in the diaspora, or anywhere in between.

Kura is free to download, and the basics stay free — the panchang, currency and forex checking, and Kura's core tabs, plus up to 3 personal notes. An optional subscription, Kura Pro, adds calendar sync across your devices, background music playback for the radio, unlimited personal notes, and an ad-free experience.

No. The Bikram Sambat calendar, panchang, live radio and currency rates all work the moment you open the app — no sign-up required. An account only matters once you want notes, favourite radio stations and settings to sync across more than one device; signing in with Google or Apple takes seconds.

Kura runs on iPhone and Android. Both apps are in final store review, and the App Store and Google Play buttons on this page turn live the moment each build is approved.

Kura calculates the BS-to-AD (Bikram Sambat to Gregorian) conversion, tithi, paksha, nakshatra, yoga, karana, and sunrise and sunset specifically for Nepal, and festival dates follow the officially published Nepali patro. These are the same panchang details that rashifal and muhurta calculations are built on, so Kura is a dependable daily reference whether or not you follow rashifal separately.

Not yet. Kura's Daybook already shows the tithi, nakshatra, yoga and karana for every day — the exact panchang inputs a rashifal reading is calculated from — but a personalised horoscope isn't built into the app yet. It's on our roadmap; email admin@nepalikura.app if you'd like to see it sooner.

Not yet. Kura's Aaja screen currently tracks seven major currencies — USD, CAD, AUD, AED, GBP, EUR and KWD — against the Nepali rupee, refreshed every hour, alongside the day's Nepali news. Gold and silver rates are on our roadmap — write to admin@nepalikura.app if that's something you'd use.

Yes. Kura's Aaja tab refreshes seven currencies — USD, CAD, AUD, AED, GBP, EUR and KWD — against the NPR every hour, with a built-in converter so you don't have to do the arithmetic yourself, plus the day's top Nepali news headlines on the same screen.

Yes. A single toggle in the header switches the entire app between English and नेपाली — dates, month names, festival names and every screen come along with it.

Write to admin@nepalikura.app. Station requests, festival-date corrections, bug reports and feature requests — including rashifal and gold rates — are all genuinely read and help shape what we build next.

Most Nepali calendar apps stop at the patro. Kura pairs a complete Bikram Sambat calendar and panchang with live Nepali radio, hourly currency rates, Nepali news, shareable daybook cards and a community map — so you're not switching between four apps to get through an ordinary day. It's built to be the one Nepal app you actually keep on your home screen.