One Faith. One Community.

Everything Jain.
In one place.

One app for the practical side of practising your faith — so it stops living in a dozen different places.

A Jain temple complex in warm evening light

Mapped from north to south — and every tradition in between

  • Mumbai
  • Palitana
  • Vadodara
  • Ahmedabad
  • Shikharji
  • Rajkot
  • Surat
  • Girnar
  • Nagpur
  • Indore
  • Mount Abu
  • Bhopal
  • Jaipur
  • Shravanabelagola
  • Jabalpur
  • Pune
  • Ranakpur
  • Udaipur
  • Delhi
  • Pavapuri
  • Jodhpur
  • Bengaluru
  • Hastinapur
  • Kolkata
  • Hyderabad
  • Sonagiri
  • Chennai
  • Nashik
  • Shankheshwar
  • Thane
  • Dilwara
  • Leicester
  • Moodabidri
  • Antwerp
  • Taranga
  • Nairobi
  • Mahavirji
  • Singapore
  • Kundalpur
  • New Jersey

The everyday app for Jain practice

From the tithi you check at dawn to the puja you are late for — the pieces of a practising day, gathered into one place.

Panchang

Shravan Shukla 8

6:04 AMAmrit

Now playing

Navkar Mantra

with lyrics

Puja

Snatra Puja

Tomorrow, 9:00 AM

86 attending

Nearest derasar

Shri Shantinath Derasar

1.2 km · open till 12:30

Daily Suvichar

अहिंसा परमो धर्मः

Non-violence is the highest duty

Paryushan

6

days to go

A glimpse of the app

Less searching, more darshan

  • A suvichar to sit with, the tithi for where you are, what your sangh is hosting next, and the stotra you left half-played. No hunting for any of it.

    See what the app opens to
  • Derasars, tirths, upashrayas, dharamshalas and bhojanshalas — filtered by type and sect, sorted by how far they are, with the timings that decide whether you go now or this evening.

    Explore places
  • Tithi, nakshatra, choghadiya and pachkan timings calculated from your coordinates, not a printed table for a city you do not live in.

    See the Panchang
  • Navkar, bhaktamar and the bhajans your family already knows — with the lyrics scrolling in step, so children can follow along instead of guessing.

    Open the library
  • Members, families, seva minutes and the next gathering — kept by the trustees who run the sangh, seen by everyone who belongs to it.

    More for sanghs

Jai Jinendra!

Kirit Ji

K

Daily Suvichar

अहिंसा परमो धर्मः

Music

Navkar Mantra

Next Event

6

days · Paryushan

Panchang

Indore · Jul 31

Shravan Shukla 8

Shubh Day
6:04 AM6:58 PMAmrit

Calendar

🙏

Pachkan

Upcoming Events

Tomorrow

Snatra Puja

Sun

Pravachan

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Everyone in the sangh has a reason to open it.

Hover a card — or tap it — to see what each of them gets.

A devotee offering prayers before a Tirthankara idol

Devotees

Devotees

  • Find the nearest derasar and its timings
  • Follow the Panchang for your own city
  • Listen to stotras with the lyrics in front of you
  • Save the places you keep going back to
Learn more
Community gathered for a pravachan in a sangh hall

Trustees

Trustees

  • Keep the member and family register current
  • Publish events to your sangh or to everyone nearby
  • Track attendance and seva without a paper list
  • Reach members without another messaging group
Learn more
Temple spires at sunrise

Pilgrims

Pilgrims

  • Plan a yatra with a day-by-day itinerary
  • Find dharamshalas and bhojanshalas near the tirth
  • Read what makes each place significant
  • Keep it all available once the signal drops
Learn more

Right, because of where it comes from.

Three reasons the details hold up when you rely on them.

Sunrise over temple spires
01

Computed, not copied

Panchang is calculated from your coordinates — sunrise in Indore is not sunrise in London, and the tithi turns accordingly.

Carved wooden temple doorway
02

Verified by the sangh

Timings, photographs and amenities are maintained by the trusts and sanghs who actually run each place.

Oil lamps and marigold petals
03

Straight from the organiser

Events are published by the people hosting them, so what you see is the programme, not a rumour of it.

One faith. One community.

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