Devghar: Aarti, Shlok, Jap

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About this app

देवघर (Devghar) is a calm, ad-free home for your daily Marathi worship —
aartis, shlokas, stotras, festivals, puja sequences, and a japa mala counter,
all in beautiful Devanagari and 100% offline.

No account. No OTP. No login. No ads. Nothing leaves your phone.

• आज (Today) — Open the app and see exactly what to recite today. Devghar knows
the tithi and the weekday deity, and surfaces the right aartis and stotras —
including a full Ganeshotsav aarti order during the festival, and the
Sankashti moonrise time for your city.

• संग्रह (Library) — A curated collection of traditional compositions:
Sukhkarta Dukhharta, Ganpati Atharvashirsha, Ram Raksha Stotra, Hanuman
Chalisa, Manache Shlok, Pasaydan, Maruti Stotra, Shri Suktam and many more —
grouped by aarti, shloka and stotra, with favourites.

• वाचक (Reader) — Distraction-free Devanagari reading in a warm, pothi-style
font. Adjustable text size for elders, a गायलेली आरती (sung audio) pipeline on
the way, and one-tap sharing of a verse as a beautiful card.

• जपमाळ (Japa Mala) — A real bead-counting mala for your naam-smaran. Tap
anywhere or use the volume keys, eyes closed. Choose 11 / 21 / 54 / 108 beads,
set a sankalpa, and your count is saved on every single bead — never lost.

• अखंड ज्योत (Streak & Sadhana) — A gentle daily streak that a single missed day
won't break, per-deity practice stats, and quiet milestones — no nagging, no
guilt.

• सण-उत्सव (Festivals) — Accurate tithi-based festival dates in YOUR timezone,
so diaspora users see the right day, with the linked aartis for each occasion.

Built with respect: the texts are traditional public-domain compositions
(Ramdas, Namdev, Eknath, Dnyaneshwar), compiled against standard published
Aarti Sangraha editions. Spot a wrong maatra? Report it in one tap and we fix it.