Chant your deity's name — by writing it, on a mala, or by listening. NaamJapa is a
quiet, ad-free japa counter for your daily chanting practice.

🪔 This Kartik maas and Diwali, take a sankalp of daily naam japa.

🙏 THREE WAYS TO CHANT

✍️ Likhit Japa (Writing)
Trace the name on screen with your finger, stroke by stroke. The old practice of
writing the divine name, now on your phone. Writing settles the mind in a way
counting alone does not.

📿 Mala Japa
A full 108-bead mala counter. Pull each bead down with your finger and the mala
turns with you. When the round is complete, you hear it — "आपकी माला पूर्ण हुई".

🔊 Listen (Jap Sunen)
The name is spoken aloud and you simply listen along. Two modes:
• Auto — the name repeats on its own, hands free
• Tap Japa — each tap sounds the name once, so you set your own pace

✋ WRITE WHILE YOU LISTEN
Every so often the auto chant pauses and asks you to write the name instead. Not
just the ear but the hand stays with the japa, so attention does not drift.

🕉️ SEVEN DEITIES
Radha · Radhe Radhe · Krishna · Ram · Sita Ram · Shiv · Sadashiv
Each with its own recording of the name.

📿 MANTRAS — AND YOUR OWN
Hare Krishna Mahamantra · Om Namah Shivaya · Jai Shri Ram · Om Ham Hanumate
Namah · Radhe Krishna. Or add any name or mantra yourself, typed in Hindi. It
works on the mala and in Listen just like a deity's name, and a short one can
be written too.

🔢 CHOOSE YOUR COUNT
11, 21, 51, 108, 551 or 1001 — whatever your sankalp asks for.

📊 YOUR JAPA HISTORY
Every session is saved with the date, the name and the count, plus name-wise
totals and a day streak so you can watch your practice grow. An unfinished japa
resumes from exactly where you left it.

🔔 DAILY REMINDER
Pick a morning or evening time and NaamJapa reminds you to chant. On days your
japa is already done, it stays quiet.

📤 SHARE YOUR JAPA
Finished a japa? Share it with your family and your satsang group.

✨ WHAT THIS APP DOES NOT DO
❌ No ads
❌ No login, no sign-up, no account
❌ No internet needed — the whole japa counter works offline
❌ Your japa records stay on your own device

🔎 WHAT PEOPLE USE IT FOR
Counting japa during morning puja, Ram naam writing, Krishna naam jaap, a round
of the Hare Krishna mahamantra, Om Namah Shivaya mantra jaap, a Hanuman mantra,
or keeping track of a daily sankalp — in one japa counter.

Open it and begin. Nothing else to set up.

Radhe Radhe 🙏

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NaamJapa is for anyone who wants to give a little time to the divine name each
day — during morning puja, while travelling, or before sleep.