The Hanuman Chalisa — Tulsidas's forty-verse hymn to Bajrangbali — is recited in millions of homes, especially on Tuesdays and Saturdays. Many devotees keep a count: a daily paath, eleven or twenty-one in a sitting, or a vow of 108 recitations over a set number of days.
Counting recitations from memory is easy to lose. NaamAmrit keeps it for you: tap once as you finish each paath and the app tracks your total, your rounds, and your streak — while everything stays entirely on your phone.
A paath count and a vow you can keep
Count each recitation with a single tap — a quiet mālā that fills toward your goal. Set a daily target, or take a Sankalp: a vow of a total by a date, such as 108 Chalisa over forty days, and the app tracks it to completion, with a gentle chime and haptic as each round completes.
Tuesdays and Saturdays — the days of Hanuman — sit naturally in your streak calendar, so you can watch your devotion hold week after week.
For Hanuman naam japa too
If your practice also includes the Hanuman naam — 'Jai Hanuman', 'Śrī Rām', or your own — NaamAmrit counts it hands-free: say it and the app listens, counting each repetition with the screen off and the phone in your pocket. Add any naam as a custom mantra in a moment.
Your paath stays between you and Hanuman
Nothing is recorded. Any hands-free listening runs entirely on your device — your voice is never saved, never uploaded, never used to train anything. Only your count is kept, the app works fully offline, and there are no ads on any plan. A guru-given mantra can even be sealed — counted but never shown or stored.
Built for Hanuman bhakti
- Tap paath counterone tap per completed Chalisa — free forever
- Hanuman naam, hands-freecount 'Jai Hanuman' or your naam by voice, screen off
- 11 · 21 · 108 roundscount in rounds, with a chime and haptic at each
- Sankalp vowset a total by a date and track it to completion
- Streaks & calendaran unbroken-days streak and a day-by-day history
- Custom mantraadd any Hanuman naam or verse in one step
- Gupt Jaap · Apple Watcha gentle hidden pinch counts each naam — arm at your side, screen dark (Premium, Series 8+)
- Private & offlinevoice never leaves your phone; works with no signal at all
Questions devotees ask
Can it count my Hanuman Chalisa recitations?
Yes. Tap once as you complete each paath and NaamAmrit keeps the running total, your rounds, and your streak. If you're keeping a vow — say 108 Chalisa — set a Sankalp and it tracks you to completion.
Can it count hands-free?
For the Hanuman naam, yes. If you do naam japa — 'Jai Hanuman', 'Śrī Rām', or your own — say it and the app counts each repetition with the screen off. The full Chalisa is a longer hymn, so most people count it a tap per paath; both work together in the same app.
Is a 108-paath or 40-day vow supported?
Yes. The Sankalp screen lets you set any total and deadline — 108 recitations, a Mangalwar (Tuesday) count, or a forty-day anushthan — with the naam, total, and days all editable, then tracks your progress.
Is my practice recorded or private?
Fully private. No audio is ever recorded or uploaded; only your counts are saved, and the app works completely offline. There are no ads on any plan.
Keep every Chalisa, keep your vow
NaamAmrit is free on the App Store — the tap counter, daily goal, Sankalp, and streaks are free forever, with a free preview of hands-free counting.
Free tap-counter forever. Hands-free counting is part of Premium, with a free preview for everyone.