iPitaka Mon

iPitaka Mon

Pali Canon in Mon Language

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 23, 2018
  • March 23, 2026

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Access the sacred Pali Pitaka Buddhist canon in the Mon language. Features include a searchable glossary, high-quality texts with Mon script, and tools for highlighting and note-taking. This app preserves ancient wisdom and Mon cultural heritage.

Pali Pitaka in Mon language
Searchable glossary
High-quality PDF texts
Highlighting and note-taking
Organized library by Pitaka
Offline reading
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What's New in iPitaka Mon

2.7

March 23, 2026

- A completely redesigned Home tab reading streak counter, Pitaka progress tracking, and quick-access to all features. - New searchable glossary with Pali, Mon script, definition, and category filters (Core, Pitaka, Pali-Mon Dictionary). The only app with Mon-language Buddhist terminology. - Highlight text and add notes directly on PDF pages. All your notes are collected and searchable from the Home screen — tap any note to jump straight to that page. - Track your reading streak, total pages read, and reading time. See your progress for each Pitaka at a glance. - New Settings screen — choose Light, Dark, or System appearance mode, and pick from 5 accent color themes (Maroon, Saffron, Indigo, Teal, Brown). - High-quality PDF texts with authentic Mon script - Smooth scrolling and pinch-to-zoom - Continue reading from where you left off - Optimized for both day and night reading - Search across all texts instantly - Find specific teachings, terms, or passages - Smart filtering by book and section - Highlight important passages with multiple colors - Add personal notes and reflections - View all your notes in one dedicated tab - Navigate directly from notes to source text - Annotations sync across reading sessions Bug Fixes & Improvements - Fixed navigation issues with double back buttons - Improved PDF page restoration and bookmark accuracy - Smoother navigation throughout the app - Optimized toolbar layout for all iPhone screen sizes

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What is iPitaka Mon?

iPitaka Mon provides the sacred Pali Pitaka, the Buddhist canon, translated into the Mon language. It aims to preserve and make accessible ancient Buddhist wisdom and the cultural heritage of the Mon people.

What content is available in iPitaka Mon?

The app offers access to 28 translated texts organized into the Vinaya Pitaka (monastic rules), Sutta Pitaka (discourses), and Abhidhamma Pitaka (philosophy). It also includes a searchable glossary with Pali, Mon script, and definitions.

Does iPitaka Mon have ads?

No, iPitaka Mon is ad-free. The app does not contain advertisements, allowing for an uninterrupted reading and study experience.

What devices is iPitaka Mon compatible with?

iPitaka Mon is compatible with iPhones and iPads running iOS 17.0 or later. It is optimized for a smooth experience on both devices.

How often is iPitaka Mon updated?

The app was last updated on March 23, 2026, with version 2.7. Future updates will add newly completed texts as translation work progresses, ensuring the collection grows over time.

Can I take notes or highlight text in iPitaka Mon?

Yes, iPitaka Mon includes study tools that allow you to highlight important passages with multiple colors and add personal notes. All your annotations sync across reading sessions and can be accessed from a dedicated tab.

Is iPitaka Mon suitable for children?

iPitaka Mon has an age rating of 4+. The content focuses on religious and philosophical texts, making it appropriate for users interested in these subjects.

What makes iPitaka Mon unique?

This app is the only one offering Mon-language Buddhist terminology and a direct translation of the Pali Canon into Mon. It serves as a vital bridge for preserving the linguistic and spiritual heritage of the Mon people.