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Gurbani Soul
A quiet, exact companion to Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji. Verbatim, cited by Ang, never invented.
- Fully offline
- No account
- No tracking
- 1,430Angs — the complete Granth
- 60,658lines, each cited by Ang
- 1,643,385characters, zero loss
- 0network calls in the app
- Nonedata collected — the App Store label is “Data Not Collected”
ੴ ਸਤਿ ਨਾਮੁ ਕਰਤਾ ਪੁਰਖੁ ਨਿਰਭਉ ਨਿਰਵੈਰੁ ਅਕਾਲ ਮੂਰਤਿ ਅਜੂਨੀ ਸੈਭੰ ਗੁਰ ਪ੍ਰਸਾਦਿ ॥
Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji · Ang 1
Shown verbatim from the source edition.
01 Read
The whole Granth, set to be read
All 1,430 Angs in Sant Lipi, on warm paper or in a night scheme that is never pure black. Turn pages, jump to any Ang, pick up where you left off. Every composition opens with its printed heading.
- Sant Lipi
- Traditional saroop
- Sehaj focus
- Five accents
- Night scheme
- iPad landscape
02 Search
Search the way you remember
A word in Gurmukhi, a word as it sounds in Roman letters, or just the first letters of each word — the way a line comes back to you. Auto mode works out which you meant. Verify checks a line you were sent against the text and tells you plainly.
- Auto
- Gurmukhi
- Roman
- First letters
- Theme
- Verify
Made for every day, not for scrolling.
No feed. No notifications you did not ask for. The text, and your place in it.
03 Nitnem
Nitnem, with your place kept
The daily banis by time of day — Japji, Jaap, Savaiye, Chaupai and Anand in the morning, Rehras at dusk, Sohila at night — with Sukhmani, Asa di Vaar and Ardaas alongside. The app remembers where you are in each and keeps a quiet record of the days you read. Reminders are optional, local, and yours to set.
Banis from Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji come from the same verified corpus, cited by Ang. Dasam Granth and Ardaas text are a separate, labelled, scholar-reviewed layer.
04 The watch
Eight watches. Thirty-one raags. One face.
The day is divided into eight pahars, and different raags belong to different watches. The Raag Clock shows which belong to this one — by fixed hours, or by your local sunrise and sunset. The deep night is left in silence.
05 At a glance
On your Home Screen and Lock Screen
Three widgets: the raag of the moment, the Hukam of the day with its Ang, and today's Nitnem — in sizes from small to large, with Lock Screen accessories for the raag and the Nitnem. The Hukam of the day is one complete Hukam for the whole day, chosen by the date: the same in the app and in Siri, with its opening verse on the widget. An optional Live Activity shows how far you have read a bani. It never shows a verse.
Ask Siri for “Today’s Hukam”, “What raag is it now”, “Read a Vaar”, “Open a theme” or “Open a voice”. Spotlight finds your saved verses and every theme.
06 Explore
Explore the Granth from every side
An Index in the order of the saroop, with a page for every raag. All 22 Vaars, woven pauri by pauri as printed. 54 themes, each with its own page. The 36 voices of the Granth, 12th to 17th century, each with a page of their own. Constellation, Insights and the Raag Clock beside them.
07 Verbatim
Nothing corrected. Nothing invented.
The text is reproduced character for character from the source edition. Nothing is normalised, modernised or improved.
Never AI-generated.
Reconciled
All 1,643,385 characters are proven against the source edition, character for character — zero loss.
Sealed
The bundled text carries a SHA-256 checksum, fixed when the app is built.
Checked
The app checks it when it is installed or updated. If a check fails, the app refuses to show the text rather than risk showing it altered.
08 Private
Nothing leaves your device.
No account. No network connections — the app works in Airplane Mode. The app has no analytics, no tracking and no third-party code. Its App Store privacy label is ‘Data Not Collected’.
- No accounts
- No network
- No tracking
- Data Not Collected
Learn
Understand what you are reading
Short, plain explanations. Every quotation is verbatim and cited by its Ang; interpretation is always labelled.
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What is a Hukamnama?
What a Hukamnama is, how it is taken from Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji, and how Gurbani Soul draws a complete unit for you.
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How to read Nitnem
The daily banis of Nitnem by time of day, and how Gurbani Soul keeps your place and offers gentle reminders you set yourself.
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The 31 raags and the watches of the day
How Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji is arranged by raag, what the pahars or watches of the day are, and what the Raag Clock shows.
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