Languages and calendars

Any language. Any calendar.

Invited reads documents in 80+ languages and understands 9 calendar systems. A wedding card in Gujarati, a bill in Arabic or a ticket in Japanese becomes a reminder in your calendar.

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9 calendar systems

Many invitations and documents give dates in a traditional calendar. Invited understands these 9 and turns their dates into dates in your calendar.

Gregorian

The civil calendar used in most of the world. 365 days, with a leap day every four years (with century exceptions). October 8, 2026 is a Thursday.

Example: October 8, 2026 → stays October 8, 2026

Vikram Samvat

A lunisolar Hindu calendar used across India and Nepal, and for many wedding and festival dates. Months follow the moon, and dates are often written as a tithi (lunar day) in the bright (Sud / Shukla) or dark (Vad / Krishna) half of a month, such as "Kartik Sud 5". The year number runs about 57 years ahead of the Gregorian year.

Example: Kartik Sud 5 → a real date in your calendar

Hijri

The Islamic lunar calendar, with 12 months of 29 or 30 days, so each year is about 11 days shorter than a Gregorian year. That is why Ramadan and Eid move earlier every year. October 8, 2026 is Rabiʻ II 27, 1448 AH (Umm al-Qura).

Example: 1 Shawwal → the Eid date in your calendar

Hebrew

A lunisolar calendar that adds a leap month seven times in every 19 years, keeping festivals in their seasons. Days begin at sunset. October 8, 2026 is 27 Tishri 5787.

Example: 1 Tishrei → the Rosh Hashanah date in your calendar

Chinese Lunar

A lunisolar calendar whose months begin at the new moon, used for Lunar New Year, the Mid-Autumn Festival and many family occasions. October 8, 2026 is the 28th day of the Eighth Month.

Example: First day of the first month → Lunar New Year

Persian

The Solar Hijri calendar used in Iran and Afghanistan. The year starts at Nowruz, the March equinox. October 8, 2026 is Mehr 16, 1405.

Example: 1 Farvardin → the Nowruz date in your calendar

Thai Buddhist

Gregorian months and days, with years counted in the Buddhist Era, 543 years ahead. October 8, 2026 is October 8, 2569 BE.

Example: Year 2569 → 2026

Ethiopian

Thirteen months: twelve of 30 days and a short thirteenth month. The year begins in September. October 8, 2026 is Meskerem 28, 2019.

Example: 1 Meskerem → the Ethiopian New Year date

Japanese era

Gregorian months and days, with years counted from the start of the current imperial era, Reiwa, which began in 2019. October 8, 2026 is Reiwa 8, October 8.

Example: Reiwa 8 → 2026

Convert a date yourself: Vikram Samvat · Hijri · Hebrew

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