Mantra ChantingA little practice. Every day.
Count at your own paceMake space for a daily ritualKeep your intention close

ONE PRACTICE. TWO PLATFORMS.

Find your way to practise.

Separate editions, each made for the device in your hand.

COMING SOON

FOR ANDROID

Mantra Chanting:
Japa Counter

Manual counting, six animated styles and daily progress. Built for a steady practice on your Android phone.

  • 32 presets and your own mantra
  • Daily targets, streaks and local history
  • Free, supported by ads outside counting
Discover the Android edition ↗
AVAILABLE NOW

FOR IPHONE & APPLE WATCH

Mantra Chanting:
Japa Mala

A tactile practice on your iPhone, with a companion on your wrist. Discover the features of the Apple edition.

  • Tactile bead feedback
  • Tap, speech and clap counting on iPhone
  • Standalone Apple Watch practice
  • Free iPhone banners in Progress and Settings, plus completion ads; Premium removes ads
Discover the Apple edition ↗

NO NEED TO RUSH

The next repetition
is a new beginning.

A modest daily intention. A moment to return to.
Let your practice take its own shape.

Get to know the japa mala ↗

A MOMENT TO TRY

One tap. One repetition.

A simple browser counter to find your rhythm. This demo stays in this tab and does not save your practice.

A LITTLE GUIDANCE

Begin with intention.

A few words on the practice behind the count.

GETTING STARTED

Your first 108 chants

Find your rhythm with a digital japa mala.

Read the guide ↗GAYATRI MANTRA

Meaning in every repetition

Explore the words and the tradition behind them.

Explore the mantra ↗MAHA MRITYUNJAYA

Make room for a ritual

Bring a little more intention to your daily practice.

Read the guide ↗

A FEW THINGS TO KNOW

Simple, from the start.

Choose an edition to see its complete feature details.

Is the Android app available on Google Play?

Not publicly yet. The Android edition is in testing. We will add the public Google Play link here when it launches.

Are the Android and iOS features the same?

Each edition has its own features. Android currently focuses on manual counting, six visual styles and local practice history. Apple Watch and speech features belong to the Apple edition.

Do I need an account on Android?

No account is required. Core counting and practice history work offline. Ads, remote notifications and analytics use internet services; see our platform-specific privacy information.

IPHONE & APPLE WATCH HELP

Clear answers for your daily japa.