नाम जप · A digital sadhana companion
Pause.
Remember.
Repeat.
A quiet place to turn towards the Name — to do jap, write the naam, keep a daily sadhana and return, day after day.
Today · साधना
A moment for today
The practices
Four ways to stay with the Name
Naam Jap
Count malas of 108 on a calm digital mala — the foundation of daily practice.
Naam Lekhan
Write the naam into a notebook, 108 writings a page, one page at a time.
Digital Mala
A circle of beads with the meru bead — tap through each round of jap.
Sankalp
Set an intention, a daily target, and let consistency build a quiet streak.
Mantra · मंत्र
A library to return to
Mantras across Ram, Radha, Krishna, Shiv, Hanuman, Ganesh, Durga, Lakshmi, Saraswati and more — with Devanagari text, transliteration and meaning.
The root
Why 108?
A mala holds 108 beads, and one mala is one full round of jap. 108 returns again and again in the Sanskrit tradition — the 9 planets across 12 zodiac signs, the measure of a single day, and the distance from the heart to the Name. It is a number for a full, self-contained moment of practice.
Journey · यात्रा
Quiet progress, kept safe
Total jap, malas completed, naam written, streaks and milestones — all held privately on your device. No account, no cloud, no noise.
About · परिचय
Made by someone who needed it
Naam Jap began as a personal practice and a personal need — for a way to stay steady, privately, without building another app with accounts and dashboards.
A small note
May this little space help you pause, remember and return.