This could be the ideal app but…..
The one thing that makes this app not the absolute go-to one above all is the lack of complete devotional material in the app. I got super excited that they had a Shri Vishnu Sahasranama to use to recite verse by verse as it is something I recite daily, yet they only have a few verses. Same with Ganesh Arthavaishirsa…just a few verses. The do have full chalisa of various devas and a lot of more popular “mainstream” shlokas but really need to provide full texts of these longer shlokas like any of the Sahasranamas, or Suktams, etc.
Incomplete Shlokas
Response from developer
Thank you for the feedback. A few clarifications for anyone reading. On the shlokas, they're intentionally short. A shloka by definition is a single verse, not a full text. Selecting one verse for daily reflection is a standard practice, not a sign of incompleteness. Each one in Ghar includes the Sanskrit, transliteration, and English meaning in full. On Indian languages, current version supports English and Hindi. Tamil, Gujarati, and others are planned but I can't realistically ship in every Indian language at once as a solo developer. On multi-user, Ghar does support household sharing through Family profiles, up to 6 people with separate tradition preferences. That setup just isn't visible by default in the single-user flow, which is on me to surface better. Hope this is useful context. Thanks for trying it.
