Features

Name a feeling or situation — dread, duty, devotion, grief — and receive a verse to sit with, matched by meaning rather than keywords. The taxonomy is hand-curated and grows with the corpus.

Walk the texts directly: text → chapter → verse, with the full apparatus on every śloka. The Bhagavad Gītā is fully seeded (18 chapters, 701 verses).

Search by reference (e.g. BG 2.47), Devanāgarī text, IAST transliteration, or theme. Filter by meter or tag to explore the corpus structurally.

Every verse page presents Devanāgarī, IAST, meter identification, and attributed translations with provenance. Linguistic facts are tool-derived, never fabricated.

A dedicated Python microservice wraps Vidyut 0.4.0 to provide sandhi splitting, word-level morphology, and meter scansion. Results are deterministic and reproducible.

Email and password registration, plus conditional Google sign-in. JWT-based sessions with role support for future tiered access.

A cited, cross-corpus synthesis that reconciles translations and speaks to your situation. This will be the first paid tier feature.