Bhagavad Gita: Daily Verse

One verse a day from the Bhagavad Gita. About a minute to read. Open the app and today's verse is yours, saved to a calendar that remembers every day you showed up. A DIFFERENT KIND OF DAILY READING Most reading apps let you binge, catch up, and backfill what you missed. This one doesn't. Each new day brings a single verse, and that day is the only time it appears. No catch-up screen, no scrolling ahead. Because each verse comes once, simply showing up becomes the whole practice. Presence creates memory. THE CALENDAR OF PRESENCE Every day you open the app, that day is marked on your Calendar of Presence: a quiet monthly record of the mornings you were here. Not a score to chase, not a number to defend. Just a reflection of a practice taking shape, one verse at a time. EVERY VERSE, IN THREE LAYERS - The original Sanskrit in Devanagari. - A faithful English translation by Kashinath Trimbak Telang (1882), from Oxford's Sacred Books of the East. - A plain-language note: the old words, explained simply. You choose how much to see: Sanskrit with English and meaning, English with meaning, or the simplified note alone. MADE TO BE READ BY ANYONE - Adjustable type size, comfortable for any pair of eyes. - A single verse on a clean page, nothing competing for attention. - All 627 verses across the 18 chapters of the Gita, one day at a time. A GENTLE DAILY REMINDER - One optional daily reminder, at a time you choose. - One nudge, your hour, easy to turn off. YOURS, AND PRIVATE - Your reading lives on your device first. - Sign in with Apple or Google only if you want a cloud backup. - Delete your account anytime, from inside the app. ABOUT THE TRANSLATION English translation by Kashinath Trimbak Telang, 1882, public domain, from the Sacred Books of the East (Oxford University Press). One verse. One day. Presence creates memory.