Navrātri is nine nights of intensified upāsanā — many devotees take a vow for the festival: a daily mālā of the Devi mantra, a fixed total across the nine days, or an akhaṇḍa remembrance held from Pratipadā to Navamī. The counting is the one thing that pulls attention away from the Goddess.
NaamAmrit carries that count for you. Chant your Devi mantra aloud or in a whisper and the app counts by listening — no taps, no beads, no special hardware — while every repetition stays entirely on your phone.
A nine-day vow, tracked to completion
Take a Navrātri Sankalp — a total by the ninth night — and NaamAmrit tracks it day by day, with a seasonal preset that prefills a Devi naam, nine days, and a goal (all editable). Every 108 completes a mālā with a gentle chime and haptic; your streak keeps the nine nights unbroken.
The app also marks the sacred calendar: a reverent note surfaces the tithis and parva days, so you always know which night of the Goddess you're keeping.
Your sādhanā stays between you and the Mother
The listening happens entirely on your phone. Your voice is never recorded, never uploaded, never used to train anything — only the count is kept, and the app works fully offline. There are no ads on any plan, ever.
Built for Navrātri sādhanā
- Devi mantras built inDurgā and more — or set your own Devi naam
- Navrātri Sankalpa nine-day vow preset that prefills your goal
- Hands-free countingSay it (exact, screen on) or Chant (screen off, in your pocket)
- 108 malascount in rounds, with a chime and haptic at each mālā
- Panchāng notesthe tithi and parva days of the nine nights
- Streaks & historykeep the nine nights unbroken; every day is kept
- 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 at Navrātri
Can it count my Navratri mala automatically?
Yes. Choose your Devi mantra and mālā style, then chant — with Say it the app recognizes each repetition for an exact count; with Chant it counts by sound so it keeps working with the screen off and the phone in your pocket. Every 108 completes a mālā with a gentle chime and haptic.
Can I take a vow for the nine days?
Yes. The Sankalp screen has a Navrātri seasonal preset — a Devi naam, nine days, and a total — that prefills your vow (all editable) and tracks it to completion across the festival.
Which Devi mantra can I use?
Any you hold dear. Durgā is built in, and you can set any Devi mantra — Ambe, Jai Mātā Dī, a bīja mantra, or your family's — in any script. NaamAmrit simply counts it for you.
Is my chanting recorded?
Never. The listening runs entirely on your device — no audio is recorded, uploaded, or used to train anything. Only your counts are saved, and the app works fully offline.
Keep your nine nights with the Mother
NaamAmrit is live on the App Store — free to download.
Free tap-counter forever. Hands-free counting is part of Premium, with a free preview for everyone.