What is the main purpose of Diwartapati?
Diwartapati serves as a companion for the 108-day vow of reciting the Divā tapati verse, offering daily reminders, recitation guides, and progress tracking to help users keep their vow unbroken.
How does Diwartapati help with the 108-day vow?
It allows users to start their vow on a chosen day, tracks their progress through 12 stages of 9 days each, provides daily recitation targets, and offers a progress card to share upon completing stages.
Does Diwartapati offer other types of vows or practices?
Yes, besides the 108-day vow, Diwartapati includes programs for the Nine Qualities (Navaguṇa) vow (3-90 days), custom vows, and the 16-tier Khanti pagoda, each with its own daily count and reminder.
What are the features of the 3D home shrine in Diwartapati?
The 3D home shrine allows users to make daily offerings of water, flowers, and light. Users can also strike the gong to share merit, and the shrine's environment reflects the time of day.
What educational content is available in Diwartapati?
The app provides a daily Dhammapada verse in Pali, English, and Burmese, illustrated Dhamma story books for young readers, Dhamma quizzes with levels, and downloadable Dhamma texts, talks, and books for offline access.
How does Diwartapati handle its community features?
It offers a moderated community where users can share reflections, comment with "Sadhu," and join a Dhamma group chat. There are strict community rules, zero tolerance for abuse, and moderators review reports within 24 hours.
Is Diwartapati available on multiple devices?
Diwartapati is designed for iPhone and iPad, with specific features optimized for the iPhone Duo's open display. It is also compatible with iPod.
Does Diwartapati have ads?
No, Diwartapati is completely free and private, with no advertisements and no in-app purchases required.
