Xiaorili
中文
Chinese lunar dates, the 24 solar terms and public holidays, side by side with your trips and important dates. Plus a daily almanac, an auspicious-day finder and I Ching readings.
The app’s interface is in Simplified Chinese.
Free · No ads · No in-app purchases · iPhone and iPad
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The Gregorian month view also shows Chinese lunar dates, the 24 solar terms and traditional festivals. Choose mainland China to see public holidays and make-up working days marked 休 and 班.
Trips appear on the month view with their city and dates, so you can see when you’re away. Public holidays at your destination show up too.
The traditional Chinese almanac for every day: suitable and unsuitable activities, auspicious and inauspicious stars, clashes and the twelve two-hour periods. Browse forward and back.
Choose what you plan to do, such as a wedding, moving house, opening a business, signing a contract, travel or renovation, and a date range. You get suitable days, the reasons, and good hours on each day.
Think of a question and shake your phone: three coins rattle in a tortoise shell and fall onto the table, six times, to form a hexagram.
The almanac, auspicious days and I Ching readings are for entertainment and cultural reference only, not a basis for decision-making.
Add the cities you care about and see the current weather there plus a six-day forecast that includes today.
The next version adds widgets, so you can check the calendar without opening the app:
In testing now. Update the app from the App Store once it’s released.
Works on iPhone and iPad with iOS 17 or later. Every on-device feature works without an account; sign in with your email if you want trips and important dates to sync between devices.
Free, with no ads or in-app purchases. The app’s interface is in Simplified Chinese.
Requires iOS / iPadOS 17 or later
A native Android version is in development. It will be available to download here.
Open this page on your phone to download