28 familiar prayers
Find a prayer in the index and read in Hindi or follow the Roman English pronunciation guide.
Prarthana Preeti Prayer App
A little prayer, every day
Keep your
prayers close.
A free, offline prayer app with 28 traditional Hindu prayers recited at Kainchi Dham and by devotees of Neem Karoli Baba, lovingly known as Maharajji. Read in Hindi or follow the Roman English pronunciation guide.
Create your own prayer routine, set reminders, write राम or count your Jaap. Add a Sankalp to a routine whenever you wish.
Coming soon on iPhone- 28Traditional prayers
- Hindi & Roman EnglishTwo ways to read
- Always offlinePrayers close at hand
- Free for everyoneNo ads or accounts
Your daily practice
A warm welcome.
A quiet moment.
Open the app to Maharajji’s smile and the prayers you have chosen for your day. Morning and evening reminders appear as separate cards, ready whenever you are.
Choose a warm cream or deep espresso theme. Adjust the text size and weight to make reading comfortable for you.
Warm lightQuiet dark
Inside the app
Prayer, in your own rhythm.
Read in Hindi or Roman English, make a personal routine and explore reminders, optional Sankalp and Raam Naam. Each screen below comes from the app.
Swipe or scroll sideways to explore all eight screens.
01 Read in Hindi
Traditional prayers in Devanagari, with clear type and space to follow each line.
02 Word Meanings
Press a difficult word while reading a prayer to see its meaning in Hindi or English, without leaving the prayer.
03 Choose your prayers
Search the 28 prayers and select those you would like in your own paath.
04 Return to your routine
Find your saved prayers with a separate card for each reminder time.
05 Prayer Times
Choose how many times to read each prayer in your routine, from a short daily practice to a longer paath.
06 An optional Sankalp
Add a Sankalp within a routine and choose your days. A missed day does not change the end date.
07 Write Ram naam
Trace राम with your finger and keep a count of the times you have written it.
08 One chant at a time
Tap for each chant, follow a mala of 108 and see today’s and total malas.
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Purpose
The prayer remains central. The technology stays quiet.
The idea was not something I had planned for a long time. It simply came and stayed with me. I felt it was Ma and Maharajji’s way of showing me that a simple prayer app was needed. I made it with them in mind, as a small form of seva and one way I could help people keep familiar prayers close wherever they are.
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Dedication
Prarthana Preeti is dedicated in loving memory of Rabboo Joshi, Maharajji’s beloved devotee, lovingly known to our family as Taatu.
His life of devotion to Sri Siddhi Ma and Maharajji continues to inspire us.
Remembering Rabboo JoshiFor daily devotion
Simple by intention.
Word Meanings
Press a difficult word while reading a prayer to see its meaning in Hindi or English, without leaving the prayer.
Personal routines
Choose your prayers, arrange their order and save your own paath to return to.
Prayer Times
Choose how many times to read each prayer in your routine, from a short daily practice to a longer paath. Select 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 21, 27, 54 or 108 repetitions.
Routine reminders
Add optional reminder times and choose the days that suit you. Each time has its own card on Home and in My routines.
Optional Sankalp
Add a Sankalp to a routine for a number of days you choose, and see your completed days on Home.
Write Ram
Trace राम with your finger and keep a count of your writing in Raam Naam.
Jaap counter
Tap for each chant, follow a mala of 108 and see today’s and total malas. Choose haptic feedback and keep the screen awake for Jaap.
Comfortable reading
Choose Comfortable, Large or Extra Large text, adjust its weight and switch between light and dark mode. The app remembers your last page.
Offline and private
Read without an internet connection, ads, accounts or analytics. Your preferences, routines and practice records are saved on your device.
The collection
Prayers for daily return.
All 28 traditional Hindu prayers and devotional texts included in the app. Among them is the Hanuman Chalisa, available for quiet offline reading in Hindi and with a Roman English pronunciation guide.
- 01Jai Jai Karजै जै कार
- 02Shri Ramavatar Stutiश्री रामावतार स्तुति (प्रातः)
- 03Shri Janaki Ji Ki Stutiश्री जानकी जी की स्तुति (प्रातः)
- 04Shri Sitaram Ji Ki Stutiश्री सीताराम जी की स्तुति (सायं)
- 05Dohavaliदोहावली
- 06Shri Ram Stutiश्री राम स्तुति (सायं)
- 07Shri Hanuman Chalisaश्री हनुमान चालीसा
- 08Sankatmochan Hanumanashtakसंकटमोचन हनुमानाष्टक
- 09Shri Hanumat Stavanश्री हनुमत-स्तवन
- 10Shri Ram Vandanaश्री राम वन्दना
- 11Shri Lakshminarayan Vandanaश्री लक्ष्मीनारायण वन्दना
- 12Shri Shiva Panchakshara Stotramश्रीशिवपञ्चाक्षरस्तोत्रम्
- 13Shri Rudrashtakamश्रीरुद्राष्टकम्
- 14Dwadasha Jyotirlinganiद्वादशज्योतिर्लिङ्गानि
- 15Shiva Manasa Pujaशिवमानसपूजा
- 16Shri Durga Chalisaश्री दुर्गा चालीसा
- 17Durga Stutiदुर्गा स्तुतिः
- 18Narayani Stutiनारायणी स्तुतिः
- 19Devyaparadha Kshamapana Stotramदेव्यपराधक्षमापन स्तोत्रम्
- 20Shri Guru Vandanaश्री गुरु वन्दना
- 21Vinay Chalisaविनय चालीसा
- 22Shri Guru Stotraश्री गुरु स्तोत्र
- 23Bajrang Baanबजरंग बाण
- 24Pushpanjali 1पुष्पांजलि १
- 25Pushpanjali 2पुष्पांजलि २
- 26Mere Gurudev Charanon Par…मेरे गुरुदेव चरणों पर…
- 27Shri Guru Aartiश्री गुरु आरती
- 28Shri Hanuman Ji Ki Aartiश्री हनुमान जी की आरती
Questions
About the app.
Who publishes Prarthana Preeti?
Sumati Joshi publishes the app, and Sunny Bhanot publishes the iPhone app on the App Store on her behalf. The work has the blessings, support and endorsement of Shri Kainchi Hanuman Mandir Trust, Kainchi Dham. It is not an official app operated or managed by the Trust.
Is Prarthana Preeti available for Android and iPhone?
Available now on Android. Download it free from Google Play. Coming soon on iPhone. The App Store link will be added here when the iPhone version is available.
Is Prarthana Preeti free?
Yes. The app will remain free and non-commercial, with no advertisements, subscriptions, in-app purchases, commercial sponsorships or user-data monetisation.
Which reading options are included?
Read in Hindi (Devanagari) or use the Roman English pronunciation guide.
Can I read without an internet connection?
Yes. The prayer collection is available offline once the app is installed.
Can I create my own prayer routine?
Yes. Choose prayers, arrange their order and save the routine with a name. You can add optional reminder times and select the days for each reminder.
Do I need to set a Sankalp?
No. Add Sankalp is an optional setting within a routine. If you use it, choose the number of days and follow your progress on Home. A missed day does not move the end date.
What can I do in Raam Naam?
Trace राम with your finger or use the Jaap counter. The app keeps writing counts, counts chants in a mala of 108 and shows today’s and total malas.
Does the app collect personal data?
No. There are no accounts, advertisements or analytics. Preferences, reading position, routines, reminders, writing counts, Jaap totals and optional Sankalp progress are saved on your device. We do not receive your routine or practice records. Your operating system may include local app data in backups or device transfers, depending on your settings. Read the privacy policy for storage and deletion details.
What reading settings are included?
Comfortable, Large and Extra Large text sizes, a choice of text weights, light and dark modes and a remembered last-read position. Raam Naam also has optional haptic feedback and a setting to keep the screen awake for Jaap.
A little prayer, every day
Take your prayers with you.
Free to download on Android.
Coming soon on iPhone