Gita Saar
Explore Gita teachings through themes from everyday life.

Ancient wisdom. Everyday devotion.
Gita, japa, Panchang & puja. Your daily devotion, in one free app.
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Read at your own pace · Hindi and English meanings · Keep your place with bookmarks
One chant. One moment of presence.
11 chants here. Your full 108-bead practice in the app.
Today, for your city
Day choghadiya in IST, approximate to a minute or two. Tithi, nakshatra, yoga, karana and the full Panchang are in the app.
Sanskar · for children
Illustrated stories of Krishna, Hanuman, Ganesha and Maa Durga, and the Ramayana as a comic.
The Birth of Krishnaकृष्ण की जन्म-कथा
Hanuman and the Sunहनुमान और सूर्य
The Birth of Ganeshaगणेश की जन्म-कथा
Durga and Mahishasuraदुर्गा और महिषासुर
Krishna and Kaliya Nagकृष्ण और कालिया नागRamayana comic
An illustrated reader in Hindi and English, so the youngest in the house can follow Rama’s childhood.
Theerth
How each was founded, its deity, its fair, and the journey there.

At Khatu in Sikar district, Khatu Shyam Ji is Rajasthan’s busiest lokdevta shrine, where Shyam Baba is revered as Krishna himself in the Kali Yuga and called “haare ka sahara”, refuge of the defeated.

Salasar Dham in Churu district is revered as a siddha-peeth of Hanuman devotion.

Karni Mata Temple at Deshnoke near Bikaner is the seat of the kuldevi of the royal houses of Bikaner and Jodhpur, and is known across the world for the thousands of sacred rats, the kabas, that live freely in its precinct.

Set on a hill above the Karha river in Purandar taluka of Pune district, the Khandoba temple of Jejuri is the foremost lokdevta shrine of Maharashtra.
One app. Many ways to connect.
Explore Gita teachings through themes from everyday life.
Discover the app’s Garud Puran readings.
Explore Valmiki Ramayan and Ramcharitmanas selections.
Read the journey of Hanuman in a book-like reader.
Keep familiar aartis close, with bilingual meanings.
Hymns of praise, including Vishnu Sahasranama.
Explore eight-verse devotional hymns.
Read traditional kavacham texts in the sacred library.
Discover the library’s collection of suktam texts.
Everyday prayers and readings to share with children.
Discover stories of Krishna, Hanuman, Ganesha and Maa Durga.
Follow Rama’s childhood in the illustrated Bālakāṇḍa reader.
Bring your chosen readings and rituals into one routine.
Choose a guided commitment and follow your daily practice.
Pause with a daily verse for reflection and devotion.
Make room for practice with reminders in the app.
Tithi, nakshatra, yoga, karana and sunrise for your city.
Explore explained windows for important occasions.
View Choghadiya, Rahu Kaal and Abhijit for your city.
Find answers about the day’s tithi, vrat and muhurat.
Explore observances, their stories and how they are kept.
Preparation, samagri and a step-by-step puja companion.
Follow the observances that matter to you.
Discover temples by state, deity and pilgrimage circuit.
Find readings and practices connected to your chosen deity.
Discover readings through the intention you bring.
Learn about giving and keep a personal record of service.
Discover the app’s devotional listening space.
Explore your birth chart and its written report in the app.
Understand a 36-point match with each koota explained.
Explore the app’s daily astrological readings.
Explore planetary transits in the Jyotish section.
Explore name suggestions through the app’s naming tools.
Save a tithi and find its annual shraddha date in the app.
Keep family birthdays by the Hindu lunar calendar.
Keep your family’s traditions together in one place.
Explore direction and home tools in the app.
Keep a verse, Panchang or japa count on your home screen.
Bookmark readings and share a verse with someone you love.
Let a small moment become a daily practice
Your complete devotional library. Always with you.
Free on iPhone & Android · No ads · No account required
A few things you might wonder
Yes. Vedansh is free on iPhone and Android, with no ads, no account to create and nothing to subscribe to.
The complete Bhagavad Gita — all eighteen chapters and 701 shlokas with meaning and commentary — along with Sundarkand and Ramcharitmanas selections, Vishnu Sahasranama, chalisas, aartis, stotrams, kavacham, ashtakam and suktam, Garud Puran readings, and sanskar stories for children, including an illustrated Ramayana comic.
Yes. In the app, tithi, nakshatra, yoga, karana and sunrise are computed for your location, or for a city you pick — Ujjain is the default. Both the Purnimant and Amanta month systems are supported, with Vikram Samvat and a full month calendar. This website shows today’s sunrise, sunset, choghadiya and Rahu Kaal for a chosen city.
Yes. Guna Milan gives a private 36-point match with every koota explained rather than just a score. The app also creates a Kundali with a written report, suggests a namakshar for Namkaran, and offers a daily Rashifal — all presented as a reflection aid, not a certain prediction.
Hindi (Devanagari) and English on every verse, with Gujarati and Kannada as further reading languages. Sanskrit texts also show IAST transliteration.
Three Bhagavad Gita verses, the opening of the Hanuman Chalisa, an 11-count japa mala, today’s timings for your city and a verse share card. Everything else — the full texts, Panchang, reminders and Kundali — is in the app.
Yes. The sacred texts ship inside the app, so reading works without internet.
Both. It is on the App Store and Google Play, and vedansh.app/get sends you to whichever store fits your phone.
Vedansh is वेदांश — “a portion of the Vedas”. In English it is written Vedansh, and you may also see it spelt Vedaansh or Vedānsh. The app is Vedansh on the App Store and Google Play, and its site is vedansh.app.