Search bar doesn’t work in iPhone
App is just fine
Excellent app and compilation
Needs improvement
Disappointed
Stotra Nidhi
Only one problem. It does not retain the selected( ఇష్టమైన) stotras in the list in IOS. It goes back to settings every time the app is opened.
Must have App
Kannada language supports
Not with any amount of money
The UX is below average and just not worth it ! SKIP THIS.
There are many other wonderful apps that are FREE and let you download the stotras.
Unable to search
Too many ads for paid app
Unintentional adds pop up suddenly.
Response from developer
Ads are not there in iOS and Android app. You might be seeing website which has advts.
Good intent poor execution
Do not buy it worthless
Looks like no one tested the app and reaching out to them is equally useless. No one responds. Hope this 1 star review will wake them up
Response from developer
The issue was already fixed in the subsequent version.
Unable to display keyboard
Kannada language supports
Too many ads for paid app
Good collection of stotrams
We want more updates
No sharing? Why?
I enjoy your collection on your app as well as the website.
I can see this as the biggest black spot that your website or app doesn’t allow us to copy any one shloka or poem, if not the page, so that we can discuss with our Gurus on any doubts or clarification.
First thing, the content is not copyrighted by you. Second is that you claim to be doing some social service.
Third is that you wanted to spread the goodness of Vedic knowledge.
Despite all these facts, do you still feel that some other website copies your content? Worst case, some other app creates on more app with the same content, what is the net effect? The Vedic knowledge is spread faster. Not that I encourage such a foolish copycat. But to be very blunt, as a simple user, I feel frustrated with your app and site that you pose as if it is your own write-up.
This is at the minimum socia networking etiquette to copy/ quote from an authentic source!
In the current days of social networking, there are many groups where these topics are widely discussed to the point (or shloka) level. If I were to quote the poem and ask a question, I need to write it myself before I write my question or doubt at the forum/ group. For instance, can you claim that this was compiled by you or your team from your memory and was never copied from any original book? I bet you can’t!
So, when you are copying in the first place, you not allowing others to copy at least for a dharmik discussion, is brutally wrong and selfish! This is against your motto to spread the goodness of Vedic culture.
Even when I find some typos, there is no where to quote where the typo occurred and give your team a feedback. It is annoying to the core.
Think over it!
Fun part is that when I was about to write this mail, I realized the height of this ‘possessiveness’ when I realized that I cannot even copy the email ID where I should send this mail. Possibly this is the only app or website where the customer is not allowed to click or copy the email ID to send our grievances!
God bless you!
Very helpful
Appreciate


