Gita Guide: God over scrolling

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About this app

your phone's constant pull of emails, chats, and social media doom scrolling has pushed your connection with god lower on your list.

Gita Guide flips that.

before Instagram opens, before the addictive app scrolling starts, you pause for one shloka verse — matched to exactly what you're feeling in that moment. anxious. overwhelmed. lost. restless. it takes 30 seconds. and it's the 30 seconds that changes the habit.

this is not another screen time app. this is the Bhagavad Gita, showing up when you actually need it with wisdom to meet you in the moment. built for people who want real focus with wisdom and guidance from god.

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HOW IT WORKS
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1. choose which apps to block — Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, Facebook, Snapchat
2. open one and Gita Guide pauses you with one question: how are you feeling?
3. tap your emotion — 9 categories covering every state the Gita speaks to
4. read your shloka verse — Devanagari, Sanskrit transliteration, English translation
5. go deeper into the teaching, or tap I'm ready and continue

your streak builds. your emotional patterns become visible. the reflex softens.

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WHAT'S INSIDE
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🪷 240+ emotion-matched Bhagavad Gita shloka verses
the shloka verse you see is matched to what you feel — not random. 240+ shloka verses across 9 emotional categories including inner turmoil, fear and guilt, stress and overwhelm, grief, devotion, and crossroads.

📿 go deeper
selected shloka verses include commentary — the story behind the teaching, the psychology inside it, why this particular shloka verse matters for what you're carrying right now.

🔥 streak tracker
build a daily reading habit. milestones at 7, 30, and 100 days.

📊 emotional insights
see which emotions have been driving your scrolling over the past 7 days. the patterns are more revealing than you expect.

🕑 mindful pause — not a hard block
after a shloka verse, the app opens freely for 30 minutes. no frustration. no hard lock. just a pause — then your choice. cooldown is adjustable.

📖 shloka verse library
browse and search all 240+ Bhagavad Gita shloka verses. revisit any shloka verse you've read before.

🔔 daily shloka verse reminder
one quiet notification each morning — a Bhagavad Gita shloka verse before the day takes over. your time, your choice.

✈️ fully offline
all shloka verses are stored on your device. the app blocker works with zero internet.

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WHO THIS IS FOR
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if you grew up with the Bhagavad Gita — or feel drawn to it — and you're tired of how much of your attention disappears into a phone, this was made for you.

for the Indian diaspora navigating stress, disconnection, and distraction. for anyone who wants a focus app with real wisdom behind it, not just a timer. for people who've tried every screen time app and app blocker and found something was missing.

what was actually missing was... meaning.


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GOOD FOR
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✅ building a daily focus habit
✅ reducing addictive app scrolling
✅ strengthening Bhagavad Gita focus and spiritual discipline
✅ focusing your attention on what truly matters


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ACCESSIBILITY SERVICE USAGE
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Gita Guide uses the Android Accessibility Service to detect when a blocked app comes to the foreground. it reads nothing else — not your messages, not your feed, no keystrokes, no personal data, nor any content from other apps. no ads. no data selling. see your transformation analytics in your app.

you can disable the Accessibility Service at any time in your device settings.


*note: Gita Guide requires an active subscription to access all features*

Ratings and reviews

Feeling connected with this app... something worthwhile opening up and reading shlokas rather than endless mindless scrolling on social media apps

very cool app, has made my online distractions lesser and more focussed through the lessons shared in it

Day starting with a shloka, is like beginning with a direction, serenity, instead of scrolling aimlessly.

What’s new

Speed improvements.