All 700 verses in the original Sanskrit, with translation, meaning and every word explained — in Hindi and English. Free, offline, and nothing tracked.
The whole text is inside the app. No account, no sign-in, and no connection needed — on a plane, on a train, anywhere.
The shloka, its transliteration, the translation, the meaning, and every Sanskrit word explained. Swipe for the next.
Search by word, meaning or number. Bookmark what speaks to you. Your progress keeps itself, chapter by chapter.
The shloka as it was composed, what it says, what it means, and every Sanskrit word explained — then the tools to find your way back to it.
Not just what the verse says — what each Sanskrit word in it means, listed one by one beneath the translation and the meaning. Turn the sections you want on and off in Settings.

One switch changes the whole reading surface — headings, menus, numerals and all, not merely the verse. Read the original with transliteration, or read it in English.

By word, by meaning, or by number — type 2.47 to go straight there. Related results surface verses close in meaning rather than in wording. It runs on your device, so it is instant and needs no connection.

Verses mark themselves as read as you go — there is nothing to tick off. Chapter progress, reading streaks, and thirty-five goals along the way. Nothing you earn is ever taken away.

Send any verse as a link, or as an image drawn on your device in whichever script you are reading. Nothing is uploaded to make it.

One app for all three. The page grows to the screen it is on, the column stays a comfortable width to read, and your place, your bookmarks and your progress are wherever you left them.

No account, no sign-in, no advertising, no analytics and no third-party SDKs of any kind. The whole text ships inside the app, so it works with no connection at all.






Free, and complete. No subscription, no unlockable chapter, and no second copy of the Gita to buy.
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