Last updated: 27 October 2026.
TithiPath calculates calendar information on your device. You do not need an account to use its free features.
The app stores your chosen city, language, calendar tradition, reminder settings, selected rashi and diya streak on your device. If you choose “Use my location,” Android provides an approximate location so the app can select the nearest city from its built-in list. The app stores the selected city, not your raw location coordinates. You can decline location access and choose a city manually.
The free app uses Google AdMob, which may process device identifiers, ad interactions and related data to serve and measure ads. Where required, the app presents Google's consent form and a privacy choices control. See Google's privacy policy for Google's data practices.
Optional premium subscriptions are processed by Google Play. The app receives purchase status and a purchase token to enable and acknowledge premium access; it does not receive your card number. Premium status is cached on your device.
The app uses Google Firebase Crashlytics to report crashes and errors so they can be fixed. A report contains the error and where in the app it happened, your device model and Android version, and an identifier Crashlytics generates for the installation. It does not contain your name, email, location, birth details, or any record of which screens you viewed or what you searched for. The app does not use Firebase Analytics or any other analytics service.
You can turn crash reports off at any time under Settings → About → “Send crash reports.” Turning it off stops both crash and error reporting immediately. See Firebase’s privacy information for how Google handles this data.
Calendar reminders are scheduled on your device and can be turned off in Settings. Sharing a panchang summary opens Android's share sheet and sends information only through the app you choose.
You can turn off reminders and change ad privacy choices in the app. You can revoke location or notification permission in Android settings. Clearing the app's storage removes locally stored preferences; Android backup settings may affect whether device backups retain them. Google manages its own data according to its policy.
For support or privacy questions, use the developer contact shown on the app's Google Play listing.