What you get
Everything NaamAmrit does — honestly
We'd rather under-promise and over-deliver. Here's what's working in your hands today, and what we're building next — clearly labeled, so you always know which is which.
Available now
Ready the moment you open the app. Some features are part of Premium, as noted.
Hands-free · Premium
Say it
Softly say — or whisper — your naam, and on-device AI speech recognition catches each repetition for an exact, precise count and advances your mala on its own. Best with the phone in hand, screen on. Works with any earbuds or just your phone's mic. No tapping a screen 108 times, no mala, no special hardware.
Hands-free · Premium
Chant
Say your naam and the app counts each one by sound — so it keeps counting with the screen off and your phone in your pocket, eyes closed and hands free. Approximate, but it counts anywhere. No tapping, no mala, no special hardware.
Hands-free · Premium
Whisper (Upāṃśu)
The classical whispered register. Murmur the naam under your breath, lips barely moving, and the app counts each soft utterance by sound — entirely on your device. A quieter step inward from chanting aloud, for late-night sittings and shared spaces.
Always free
Tap counter & beautiful mala
A classic tap counter wrapped in a calm, hand-crafted mala. Tap to add a bead and watch the round fill toward 108.
Eyes-free
Invisible tap mode
A near-dark screen where every tap still counts, with a gentle haptic every 108 — so the phone disappears and only the practice remains.
Build the habit
Streaks, daily goal & history
Set a daily goal, keep your streak alive, and look back over your practice history to see how your sadhana grows over time.
Your practice
Custom mantras
Add a mantra you keep — in your own words and script — with the target count that feels right. One custom mantra on the free plan; unlimited with Premium.
Private by design
Your voice never leaves your device
The AI speech recognition and sound-based counting run entirely on your device — no audio is ever recorded, uploaded, or used to train anything. Only your counts (totals, streak, history) are saved to your account.
Backup & sync · Free
Never lose your jaap
Sign in with Apple or Google and your practice is safely backed up to your account. Delete and reinstall, or switch to a new phone — your streaks, goals, and history come right back. Prefer no account? The app is fully usable without one, and you can export or import a backup file anytime.
Premium
Guided sessions
Paced, timed jaap that gently keeps your rhythm for a set length or count, so you can settle in and simply repeat the naam.
Hands-free
Siri & Shortcuts
“Hey Siri, log a mala” — count or start a jaap with your voice, or add NaamAmrit to your own Shortcuts and automations.
Stay inspired
Sadhana — your spiritual journey
Guided programs to walk with your naam — Ram, Hare Krishna, Radha, Waheguru, So Ham, Om Mani Padme Hum, and more — with a festival hub of teaching pages, a phase companion, a Moments diary, and per-day reminders that keep the rhythm with you.
Go deeper
Sankalp — a sacred commitment
Make a resolve — a target count by a date you choose — and let the app hold the intention with you, tracking every step toward the vow.
9 languages
Multilingual
Use the app in English, Hindi, Marathi, Sanskrit, Gujarati, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, or Bengali — more on the way.
Count from your wrist · Premium
Apple Watch
Count with a tap, the Digital Crown, or a wrist-flick on any Apple Watch that runs watchOS 10 or later (Series 4 and newer) — and on Series 9, Ultra 2 and newer, Double Tap (pinch your index finger and thumb twice) counts too. Everything syncs live with your phone, offline-safe, and wrist sittings take their place in your practice log.
Apple Watch · Premium
Gupt Jaap — the hidden sitting
Arm at your side or hand in a pocket, watch screen dark — a gentle thumb-to-finger pinch counts one naam, answered only by a silent tap on the wrist. It keeps up with a fast pace (3–4 pinches a second), a quiet mode saves the taps for milestones, and a short first-time practice — with optional per-wrist calibration — settles the gesture. Needs the high-rate motion sensor of Apple Watch Series 8 or newer.
Hands-free · Premium
Phone tilt
No watch? Hold your phone loosely and tilt it gently, once per naam — the motion counts it, eyes closed, on a calm screen in your theme. Deliberate tilts count; walking and everyday movement don't.
At a glance
Home & Lock Screen widgets
Widgets for your Home Screen and Lock Screen showing today's count, goal, streak, and mantra — tap to add a naam without opening the app.
Lock Screen · Dynamic Island
Live Activity
While you count, your live total, malas, and goal appear on your Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island (iPhone).
Insights · Premium
Insights & lifetime stats
Totals, malas, active days, streaks, weekday rhythm, and a practice calendar — plus a full session history of every sitting, dated and timed, with how each was counted, from a quiet tap to a Gupt Jaap on the watch.
Stay inspired
Achievements & journey
Unlock milestone badges and rise through a 27-stage spiritual journey as your lifetime count deepens.
Personalize
Make it yours
Light, dark, or system themes — plus Follow the sun, a sky that shifts through the day — with mala styles (108/1008/54/27/free), a daily wisdom card, and reminders on your schedule.
Coming soon
On our roadmap and in active development — not yet shipping. Joining early helps us decide what to build first.
- Coming soon
Weekly AI reflection
Once a week, AI will write you a short, warm reflection on your practice — your malas, your rhythm, your steadiness, gently noticed, in your language. Only a handful of weekly totals will be sent to generate it (never your history), and nothing will be stored.
- Coming soon
AI Sadhana Guide
In early design: a gentle companion you can ask about mantras, goals, and festival days — one that can even set up your practice for you when you ask. Private by design, always optional, and it serves your practice — it never does the jaap for you.
- Coming soon
Wear OS gesture
In development for Samsung and Google (Wear OS) watches: the same wrist-flick or pinch to mark each naam, so you can count without touching a screen.
- Coming soon
Sangh — chant together
Virtual community groups to keep your jaap alongside others, sharing intentions and collective counts.
Keep your practice anywhere
NaamAmrit is on the App Store — free to download, or see how the plans compare.