Events

What your community is doing this week.

Puja, pravachan, pathshala, yatra and everything your sangh is hosting — with RSVPs, reminders and day-by-day itineraries.

On the map

Events sit beside the places that host them.

The same map that shows you derasars shows you what is happening in them — filtered by category, by day, and by how far you are willing to go.

See what is on near you
Community gathered for a pravachan in a sangh hall
Puja

Snatra Puja

Sunday, 9:00 AM · Main derasar

Aug

03

86 attending

Going

Categories

Nine kinds of gathering.

Every event carries a category, so you can follow only what you care about.

Puja

Snatra, abhishek and the daily rituals your derasar holds through the week.

Festival

Paryushan, Mahavir Jayanti, Diwali Nirvana Kalyanak and the parvas in between.

Lecture

Pravachans and discourses held at the upashraya, derasar or community hall.

Sangh

Committee meetings, AGMs and the working sessions that keep a sangh running.

Yatra

Pilgrimages to tirths, with travel, stay and the day-by-day plan laid out.

Social

Sadharmik vatsalya, cultural evenings and the gatherings that hold a community together.

Vihar

The walking journeys of sadhus and sadhvis, tracked stop by stop.

Pratishtha

Consecration ceremonies, usually spanning several days and several venues.

Multi-day

Anything that runs across days, with its own schedule for each one.

Multi-day programmes

A schedule for every single day.

Paryushan, a pratishtha or a yatra is not one event — it is eight or ten, each with its own venue and plan. Hosts build them segment by segment from a catalog of Jain programme types.

  • Per-day venue, route and travel details
  • RSVP to the whole event or to single days
  • Sponsors and co-hosts credited on each segment

Day 3

Paryushan Parva

  1. MorningSnatra PoojaMain derasar
  2. MorningPratikramanUpashraya hall
  3. AfternoonPravachanGuest maharaj saheb
  4. AfternoonSadharmik VatsalyaBhojanshala
  5. EveningAarti & Mangal DeepakMain derasar
  6. NightBhaktiCommunity hall

If you are attending

Know about it, and be reminded.

See what is on near you

Events appear on the same map as temples, filtered by category and by when they are happening.

RSVP in a tap

Say you are attending, maybe, or not — and join the waitlist when a programme fills up.

Reminders before it starts

Choose a nudge fifteen minutes, an hour, a day or a week ahead. It lands wherever you are.

If you are hosting

Everything a host has to keep track of.

Built with sanghs who were running festivals out of a spreadsheet and three WhatsApp groups.

Create in minutes

Cover image, schedule, venue and category — then publish to your sangh or to everyone nearby.

Multi-day itineraries

Build a yatra or pratishtha day by day, with its own venue, route and schedule for each segment.

Guest list and approvals

Open to all, approval required, or invite only. Approve requests and keep the list tidy.

Fees, when you need them

Member and non-member rates, early bird pricing and group discounts, with a stated refund policy.

Check-in on the day

Every registration carries a QR code, so the door is a scan rather than a printed list.

Repeat without retyping

Set a weekly pathshala or a monthly puja once, and let it recur on its own.

Questions about events

What kinds of events can I find?
Puja, festivals, pravachans and lectures, sangh meetings, yatras, social gatherings, vihar journeys, pratishtha ceremonies and multi-day programmes — hosted by sanghs, trusts and individual members.
Who can create an event?
Any member can create an event from the app, and sanghs can publish to their own calendar. The host decides whether it is public, visible on the map, approval-only or invite-only.
Can events be online?
Coming soon.
How do multi-day events work?
A yatra, pratishtha or Paryushan programme is built as segments — one per day — each with its own venue, route and itinerary. You can RSVP to the whole event or to individual days.

Never miss what your sangh is hosting.

Events, reminders and RSVPs — on iPhone and Android.