Elib is a free digital library for readers of Sanskrit, Nepali and Hindi.

READ
- Hundreds of thousands of verses: the Bhagavad Gita, Upanishads, Mahabharata, Ramayana, Puranas, kavyas, shatakas, grammar texts and more. New books arrive from the server without updating the app.
- Every verse is set the way a printed edition sets it: a two-line shloka, or a four-line metre such as upajati, aligned with the verse number.
- Under each verse, the meaning in the languages you choose: anvaya (word order), Nepali, English and Hindi. Switch each one on or off.
- Five reading colours (white, paper, sepia, mint, night), adjustable text size and line spacing, and your place saved in every book.
- Shabdapatha as proper tables: every word with its eight cases and three numbers.

LOOK UP
- A large Sanskrit dictionary collection (Amarakosha, Halayudha, Vachaspatyam, Shabdakalpadruma, Monier-Williams and Apte, a Nepali dictionary and more) that works offline. Type in Devanagari, Roman letters or Nepali.
- Ask Elib: ask a question about words or verses and get an answer written from the library text.

DAILY
- The Nepali (Bikram Sambat) date, tithi, weekday, nakshatra, yoga and karana with the time each one lasts, the lunar month and paksha, sunrise and sunset, festivals and holidays: all calculated on your phone.
- A nitya shloka every day with its meanings.

RITUALS AND ARTICLES
- Karmakanda: rites and pujas by category, each with its steps and mantras.
- Articles and research on Sanskrit and Indian traditions.

FAST AND QUIET
- Opens instantly, works offline, and keeps itself up to date in the background. No account, no advertisements, no tracking.

Elib is made by MultiType (multitype.app). Texts and dictionaries are used with credit; see About inside the app.