
Tattvam: Ancient Indian Wisdom
Philosophy, seven layers deep
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Who am I? Why do we suffer? What should I do?
Tattvam presents 50 enduring questions through cited passages, editorial summaries, and contrasting philosophical traditions. Each question is organized into seven sections so you can read the evidence, see the context, compare the disagreements, and form your own view.
EXPLORE SEVEN SECTIONS
• A concise introduction to the question
• Source excerpts with citations and original scripts where available
• Key terms and their meanings
• Historical and philosophical context
• Comparisons across traditions
• Tensions and disagreements
• A private reflection prompt
READ AND PRACTISE
• Browse a bundled library of twenty-two source editions
• Bookmark passages and keep a private journal
• Test your recall with timed quizzes
• Build reading streaks, Wisdom XP, badges, and quote collections
• Share a question or passage using a generated image card
GUEST-FIRST AND PRIVATE
The core reading, journal, progress, and quiz experience works without an account and remains available offline after installation. Your journal, bookmarks, and lesson progress stay on this device and do not sync to another device.
Sign in with Apple only if you want the weekly leaderboard or to share and read community reflections. Community content requires a network connection and includes report and block controls.
There are no ads and no cross-app tracking. You can export your data or erase local data in the app. Signed-in users can permanently delete their account and associated server data in the app.
Interface controls are available in English and Hindi. Lesson and editorial content is in English; six editions also carry a Hindi translation, and source material may also appear in Sanskrit, Pali, Prakrit, or Tamil.
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What's New in Tattvam
1.0.5
October 29, 2026
SHARE TO INSTAGRAM — the share card now fills the whole image, edge to edge, at Instagram's own Story (9:16) and Post (4:5) sizes, and a long passage shrinks to fit the card instead of being cut off.
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