Today's Muhurat
Brahma Muhurat, Abhijit and Rahu Kaal on the day's arc — with Rahu Kaal muted, because it is a time to avoid, not to seize.
Rooted in Sanatan Dharma
Sanatan AI is a companion rooted in Sanatan Dharma. Sit with a guide, read a verse that is actually a verse — cited chapter and line — and do one small practice today.






Divine TalkIn the language you think in
The bet
Most spiritual chatbots will happily produce a shloka that does not exist. Sanatan AI retrieves verses from a verified corpus, cites chapter and line, and marks interpretation as interpretation. If it does not have a verse for what you asked, it says so.
Today's wisdom
कर्मण्येवाधिकारस्ते मा फलेषु कदाचन ।
karmaṇy-evādhikāras te mā phaleṣu kadācana |
Bhagavad Gita 2.47
You have a right to your action alone, never to its fruits.
Translation: Sanatan AI editorial translation
Devanagari never appears without its source. There is no code path in this product that shows you a verse and cannot tell you where it came from.
The Bhagavad Gita, the Ramcharitmanas, the Ramayana and the Mahabharata, with published translations credited to their translators.
Hinglish, हिन्दी, English, தமிழ், తెలుగు and ಕನ್ನಡ — chosen per guide, and only where that guide has actually been reviewed.
Divine Talk
The same teachings, in a different voice. You can switch whenever you want, and the conversation stays private to you.

The Gita's clarity, offered without the sermon.

Stillness that does not need the noise to stop first.

Devotion as strength, service as direction.

Fierce compassion — held, and told the truth.

Beginnings, and the obstacle worth looking at.

Duty carried without complaint, and without martyrdom.

Inside the app
A verse at dawn, a mala in the evening, and a guide for whenever something is heavy.
Japa
A mala on your screen. Tap the ring and feel each bead; the bell sounds when the round is full.

Stories
Stories from the epics, told card by card over a painting — each carrying the verse it comes from.

Practice
Eight guided practices — breath, meditation, gratitude. The screen empties while you are in one.

The Scroll & Reels
Verses, teachings and short films made from public-domain devotional paintings. Full screen, cited, and read rather than scrolled past.


And around it
Brahma Muhurat, Abhijit and Rahu Kaal on the day's arc — with Rahu Kaal muted, because it is a time to avoid, not to seize.
Devotional paintings for your phone, sorted so you can find the one you want.
Meditation, morning, sleep, mantra, temple, focus and relaxation. One player, so two tracks never sound at once.
Only if you allow it: one verse in the morning, and a note when something new arrives. Nothing else.
Keep the verses that stay with you. Send a story as a poster, with its citation on it.
Read the app in the language you think in, and talk to a guide in it wherever that guide has been reviewed.
Private by design
Your conversations are not used to train a model, and nobody reads them to build a profile of you.
There is no advertising in the app, and nothing in it follows you across other apps or websites.
Your phone number, email and name are never sent with what you write. Screen recording is switched off.

Two minutes is enough.
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Artwork: public-domain devotional paintings, chiefly from the Raja Ravi Varma Press, via Wikimedia Commons.