Android & iOS
One app for the whole rhythm of a devotee’s day
Bhajans for the morning aarti, scripture that reads along with you, the day’s Rashifal and Panchang, and a festival calendar that tells you what the day actually asks for — organised by deity, in the language you are comfortable reading.
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- Every feature is free
- No advertising
- English, Hindi and Hinglish
- Android and iOS
What’s inside
Six things people open it for
Content of every type is discoverable through a shared deity hub, so a bhajan you liked leads to the aarti, the wallpaper and the ringtone for the same deity instead of dead-ending.
Scripture reader
Read the Gita, Ramayana and Hanuman Chalisa with narration that follows the line you are on.
Learn moreBhajans & mantras
Bhajans, aartis, stutis and mantras with synced lyrics, playing on through a locked screen.
Learn moreRashifal & Panchang
A daily Rashifal keyed to your moon sign, plus Panchang, Choghadiya and remedies.
Learn moreDevotional series
Episodic devotional video in a vertical, swipeable format that loads fast on weak data.
Learn moreWallpapers & ringtones
Live and still wallpapers plus devotional ringtones, organised by deity.
Learn moreFestival calendar
Festivals, vrats and Panchang across the year, with what each day actually asks of you.
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A day with it
Built around habits, not sessions
The app is organised around when things are actually used, which is why the home screen changes shape through the day rather than showing one fixed feed.
Morning
Play the aarti for your deity while you do the puja. Check the day’s Rashifal and the Panchang before you plan anything.
Through the day
Bhajans and mantras on the commute, playing through a locked screen with proper lock-screen controls and Android Auto in the car.
Evening
Read a chapter with the narration following along, or watch an episode of a devotional series.
Across the year
The festival and vrat calendar tells you what is coming, what it means, and the samagri to have ready.
Language
Three languages, each one a real language
Not a translated interface wrapped around English content. Each language is resolved separately, all the way down to the devotional content itself.
English
A full interface and content language, for readers who prefer it.
हिन्दी
Devanagari throughout — interface, scripture, Rashifal and editorial content alike.
Hinglish
Hindi written in Roman script, for the very large number of people who speak Hindi but read Latin letters more easily than Devanagari. It is written for someone who cannot comfortably read English — not as a bilingual novelty.
Straight answers
What Anant Bhakti does not do
Worth knowing before you install, rather than after. We would rather set the expectation here than answer it in a support ticket.
- There is no offline download manager
- The app streams. Audio and video are cached so playback stays smooth on a weak connection, but there is no downloads list you manage by hand, and nothing is stored for offline listening on purpose.
- iPhone cannot set wallpapers or ringtones directly
- iOS does not let any app do this. On iPhone, wallpapers are saved to Photos and ringtones are exported with step-by-step instructions. On Android both are set straight from the app.
- Devotional news is generated by an AI system
- The news feed is written by an automated content pipeline and refreshed roughly every two hours. Every article carries a visible badge saying so, inside the app and here.
- Rashifal is for interest, not advice
- Daily readings are cultural and personal content. They are not medical, legal or financial advice and should not be used to make those decisions.
Common questions
Is Anant Bhakti free?
Yes. Every feature in the app is free today, with no subscription, no paywall and no advertising. If paid plans are introduced later, what is free today is described on our Pricing page and any change will be announced before it takes effect.
Do I need an account?
Much of the app — the festival calendar, browsing content, reading scripture — works without signing in. An account is needed for things tied to you personally, such as your liked items, your followed deities and a Rashifal keyed to your own rashi.
How do I sign in?
With your phone number, with Google, or with Truecaller if you have it. There is no email-and-password login and no Sign in with Apple.
Which languages does the app support?
English, Hindi in Devanagari, and Hinglish — Hindi written in Roman script. All three are full content languages, not just interface translations. Some scripture narration is also available in Sanskrit.
Can I listen with the screen off?
Yes. Audio runs through a proper media session, so it continues with the screen locked and you get lock-screen and notification controls, headset button support and Android Auto.
Can I delete my account and my data?
Yes. In the app, go to Profile → Settings → Delete Account. The deletion is immediate. If you cannot sign in, the account deletion page explains how to ask us by email, and exactly what is deleted and what is retained.
Ready when you are
Anant Bhakti is preparing for launch on Android and iOS. This page will carry the store links the day they are live.
Coming soon
Anant Bhakti is preparing for launch on Android and iOS.