About Yannis

Why we built Yannis

Yannis (यान्निस — yannis.com.np) brings together the fifteen everyday Nepali utilities and reference directories people reach for most: Roman-to-Nepali Unicode typing, Preeti font conversion, Bikram Sambat date conversion and monthly calendars, Ropani and Bigha land calculators, published Nepal bullion rates, a 753-local-level Nepal postal and ward code finder, and a 6,263-record NCHL bank branch and SWIFT directory. Many existing utility websites are weighed down by intrusive popups, confusing layouts, thin auto-generated SEO pages, or unverified formulas. Yannis was designed from the ground up to be fast, readable, and trustworthy on both mobile phones and desktop screens.

How our 15 utilities work

Twelve of our fifteen utilities—covering Nepali writing, font conversion, numerals, word counting, Bikram Sambat dates, chronological age, date duration, Nepal time, and land area conversion—run 100% locally inside your web browser using lightweight, dependency-free JavaScript modules. When you type a Nepali letter, convert a Preeti paragraph, or calculate a land area, your input never leaves your device.

Our three database-backed reference utilities—the Gold & Silver Price Tracker, the Nepal Postal Code & Ward Code Finder, and the Nepal Bank Codes, SWIFT & Branch Finder—query verified tables stored directly in our WordPress database without relying on slow external widgets or third-party ad scripts.

Designed for clarity, accessibility, and data honesty

We state our assumptions, supported date ranges, conversion constants, and data caveats openly on every page. When a calendar does not include government holidays, when a gold rate comes from an earlier publication day, when a postal coordinate is unverified, or when a bank SWIFT/routing code comes from an enriched CSV rather than an official payment instruction, we label that clearly rather than guessing or inventing data.