This Shwetambar Vikram Samvat panchang currently covers 13 months with a full sud/vad tithi grid, kalyanak and punyatithi dates, and auspicious periods (Pushya Nakshatra, Panchak, Vinchudo, Rohini) for each one, transcribed day by day from a printed panchang. More months are added over time.
Every month, every kalyanak and major parva for the whole Vikram Samvat year in one place, including Samvatsari and Diwali.
Sud and Vad. Each Vikram Samvat month has two fortnights (paksha) — Sud (शुक्ल पक्ष, the bright/waxing half, tithi 1–15) and Vad (वद/कृष्ण पक्ष, the dark/waning half, tithi 1–14 then the amavasya). Each tithi is paired with the weekday (vaar) it fell on, exactly as printed.
Tithi kshay & vriddhi. Because a tithi is a measure of the moon’s position rather than a fixed 24 hours, some tithis are skipped (kshay) and some span two consecutive solar days (vriddhi) in any given month — both are noted exactly as the panchang prints them, never inferred.
How this differs from Today’s Panchang. That page tracks a handful of major parva dates and computes sunrise/sunset/pachkhan times for any city. This section is the fuller picture behind it — the complete day-by-day tithi grid for a Shwetambar panchang, with kalyanaks, punyatithis and the auspicious/inauspicious periods (Pushya Nakshatra, Panchak, Vinchudo, Rohini) for every day of the month.
Paryushan dates, Micchami Dukkadam reminders and new teachings. A few messages a month at most.