Geek Calendar Tool

Market Link
spwebgames.com
Rating: 4.3(82)
Installs: 10,000 - 50,000
Price: Free
Updated:
November 17, 2012
Requires:
Android 1.6 and up

An app to show the date using various unusual calendar systems!

Have you ever wanted to know the date of Easter or the next full moon? Or wondered what date was in the Mayan or Islamic calendars?

Here is a fun tool for showing various information about about a number of calendar systems from around the world!

Includes information on:
- Mayan Calendar
- Islamic Calendar
- Hebrew (Jewish) Calendar
- French Revolutionary Calendar
- Chinese Date and Year
- Astrononical data
- Day Count

Widgets are also included, so you can put the calendars on your home screen!

You may also be interested in the companion app, Geek Clock Tool.

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Reviews

Acid - October 29, 2012

Magnificent

Killed 3 birds with 1 stone. 1 app with different calendars and widgets is what I need.

CatB - May 31, 2012

Luv it

Simple, clean, does just what I want it to, which is give me easy access to how other cultures are looking at the timespan that I am looking at. THX

Brett - August 6, 2012

HTC EVO 4G LTE

Interesting information. Fun app.

James - May 5, 2012

Me likey...

A very useful... er... well maybe just more fun, tool.

Michel Alexandre - April 22, 2012

Great

With the addition of Chinese day and month information, it's now the only calendar reference app I need!

Seán - April 16, 2012

Brilliant

Personally when I first found out about the French revolutionary calendar I really dug the idea. This app lets me live sans culottes.

October 21, 2011

Need app to Sd French revolutionary calendar it's just a waste of space and ...

Need app to Sd French revolutionary calendar it's just a waste of space and world who Iggy the world uses that? Maya calendar should have meanings

November 12, 2010

Lovely app. Would love it even more if it included the French Revolutionary ...

Lovely app. Would love it even more if it included the French Revolutionary Calendar (see app: Bastille) and a nice alternative (decimal) clock widget

Ken - May 29, 2012