AI Gurbani Research

The complete Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji — all 1,430 Angs — readable in full with no signal, anywhere. Nothing is streamed and nothing is downloaded after you install. On a flight, in a basement, on a train through a tunnel — the whole of it is already on the device, and it opens. SEARCH THE WHOLE OF GURBANI Find a line you half-remember. Type the first letters of its words in Gurmukhi — ਦਮਗਹ — or in Roman — dmgh — and it comes back in an instant. Search whole words instead if you prefer, in either script. 19,021 shabads and pauris across Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji, Sri Dasam Granth, the Amrit Keertan Gutka and Vaaran Bhai Gurdas Ji, indexed on your own device. MEANINGS IN THREE LANGUAGES Read every line with its meaning underneath, in English, Punjabi or Hindi — or turn meanings off entirely and read the Gurmukhi alone. The Punjabi is the authentic Bhai Manmohan Singh arth. The English is Dr. Sant Singh Khalsa's translation. Vishraam pause markings, from the Damdami Taksal Vishraam Pothi, can be shown in colour or switched off. NITNEM AND SUNDER GUTKA Every daily bani in full — Jap Ji Sahib, Jaap Sahib, Tav Prasad Savaiye, Chaupai Sahib, Anand Sahib, Rehras Sahib, Sohila, Ardas — with translation and transliteration, in a clean reader built for reciting from. AMRIT KEERTAN The whole Amrit Keertan Gutka, arranged by occasion, with every shabad linked to its source in Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji, Sri Dasam Granth or the Bhagats. THE DAILY HUKAMNAMA, AND TWO DECADES OF THEM Look up the official Hukamnama taken at Sri Darbar Sahib, Amritsar for any date since 2002. Beneath it sits the research: 8,724 recorded mornings and 3,244 evenings, the shabads that return most often, the Angs they are drawn from, and the Hukamnama read on days that made history. SANJHI GURBANI — THE NAMES OF GOD Every occurrence of 44 Divine Names — Raam, Allah, Gobind, Gopal, Hari, Prabh and more — counted word by word across all 1,430 Angs, broken down by Guru and by Bhagat, with every shabad they appear in. 24,473 occurrences, each one traceable to its Ang. FIVE RESEARCH STUDIES Original work, each with its own downloadable PDF: the Hukamnama archive; the Names of God; the Sanjhi Web of shared lines; the Rahau Corpus, the scripture's own refrains; and the Sound and Raag Atlas — metre, rhyme, the 31 raags and their ghar, measured. NANAKSHAHI CALENDAR Gurpurabs, Sangrands, Bhagat and Shaheedi dihaare, month by month, in Nanakshahi and Gregorian dates. BUILT FOR READING Night mode on by default. Five text sizes. The whole interface in English, Punjabi or Hindi, switchable in one tap. Save any shabad to Favourites and find it again by first letters. Share a shabad, with its meaning, straight into any app. NO ACCOUNT. NO ADS. NO TRACKING. The app asks for no permissions, collects nothing, and sends nothing anywhere. Your favourites and settings stay on your phone. SOURCES Gurmukhi text and metadata: ShabadOS open database v4.8.7. English translation: Dr. Sant Singh Khalsa; Dr. Jodh Singh for Vaaran Bhai Gurdas Ji. Punjabi arth: Bhai Manmohan Singh; Bhai Vir Singh for the Vaaran. Hukamnama archive: SikhNet (morning) and hukamnamasahib.com (evening). Every count is made from the primary text and every method is stated openly in the app. The project draws no interpretive or causal claims; it shows what the text says and what the record holds. Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa, Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh.