Devotional audio that keeps playing

Playback that behaves like a music app should

Audio runs through a real media session on both Android and iOS. That is the unglamorous part that decides whether an app is actually usable during a puja or a commute: the lock screen shows the track, the notification controls work, a headset button pauses, and Android Auto picks it up in the car.

A mini player sits above the tab bar wherever you are in the app, so browsing for the next bhajan never stops the one that is playing.

Lyrics, in time

Tracks carry timed lyrics, so the words move with the singing rather than sitting in a static block. There is a dedicated lyrics view when you want the words to fill the screen, which is the difference between listening to an aarti and actually singing it.

Organised by deity, not just by type

Audio is catalogued by deity as well as by content type, so the bhajan you liked leads to the aarti, the mantra and the ringtone for the same deity instead of dead-ending.