MalasJap 108 - Digital Counter

MalasJap 108 — Your Digital Mala, Your Spiritual Journey

MalasJap 108 is a beautiful, distraction-free digital mala counter and meditation tracker built for devotees who want to keep their naam jap practice organised, consistent, and meaningful — every single day.

Whether you chant Hare Krishna, Mahadev, Jai Shree Ram, or any personal mantra, MalasJap 108 silently counts every tap, tracks every mala, and helps you build a lifelong habit of naam jap.

🔢 NAAM JAP COUNTER

- One tap = one jap. Simple, clean, no distractions.
- Circular progress ring shows your count within each mala (0–108).
- Auto Mala Complete dialog appears at every 108 — celebrate each milestone with a "Jai Shri Radhe 🙏" moment.
- Haptic feedback on every tap for a real rosary-like feel.

🌙 IMMERSIVE MODE

Tap the full screen in complete darkness. Immersive Mode transforms your phone into a sacred counting space:
- 4 dark themes — Black, Night, Forest, Maroon.
- Hide the naam text for pure, silent counting.
- Blackout mode — count without any visual distraction.
- Built-in Meditation Timer — start/stop inside immersive, duration auto-saved.

⏱ MEDITATION TIMER

- Start the timer before your session, stop when you're done.
- Session duration is automatically saved with your daily jap log.
- View your total meditation time — daily, monthly, and yearly.
- Build a consistent practice with visible time-based progress.

📊 JAP STATS & HISTORY

Deep insight into your spiritual practice:
- Daily view — bar chart for the current week, navigate week by week.
- Monthly view — full month breakdown, average per day.
- Yearly view — complete year data at a glance.
- Switch between Naam Stats and Meditation Time Stats instantly.
- Today's detail card always visible at the bottom.

✨ MORE FEATURES

- Light & Dark mode — switch anytime from Settings.
- Mala completion sound (optional).
- Reset today's count or all data from Settings.
- Works 100% offline — no internet required.


Download MalasJap 108 and Start your naam jap journey today — because every mala counts.