Anant Bhakti

Scripture library

Scripture that reads along with you

Open a book, press play, and watch each verse light up as the narration reaches it. Built for readers who would rather listen and follow than squint.

  • Karaoke-style highlighting that tracks the narration verse by verse
  • Narration available in more than one language per book
  • Adjustable text size, for reading without glasses
  • Bookmark any verse and come back to it
  • Chapters open in order, so a long book stays a path rather than a wall

Built around the way scripture is actually read

Scripture is not read like a news article. People return to the same chapter, read a few verses at a time, and often want to hear it rather than read it. The reader is built for that rhythm: a book opens to its chapter list, a chapter opens to its verses, and the audio narration is right there rather than in a separate player.

As the narration plays, the verse being spoken is highlighted and the page keeps pace. You can stop reading with your eyes and simply listen, then pick the thread back up wherever you left it.

Made legible on purpose

Text size is adjustable inside the reader, which matters more than it sounds — a large share of the people who read scripture daily are also the people for whom small type is genuinely tiring. Contrast, line spacing and tap targets are all sized with that reader in mind rather than a twenty-five-year-old with perfect vision.

Titles in the library

The library spans the Bhagavad Gita, the Ramayana, the Hanuman Chalisa and other titles, each with its own narration. Books are added to the catalogue over time and appear in the app without needing an update.

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Coming soon

Anant Bhakti is preparing for launch on Android and iOS.