Count 108 vs Kusala Daily

The Count 108 app is designed to help you track your counts effectively. For instance, you can use this app to record how many times you chant the name of the Lord (God). The app features a history option that allows you to monitor your progress in achieving your daily goals. Furthermore, you can adjust your daily goals as needed through the app's settings. Count 108 also automatically counts each time you bow to your Lord, enhancing your overall experience. Additionally, users have the ability to change the title from the settings screen.

Make space for Kusala each day. Kusala Daily is a personal companion for wholesome Buddhist practice. The app begins with prayer and reading, giving you a calm place to recite Namo te and Phuṭṭhassa, keep your place, and return whenever you are ready. Each prayer has its own 108-count tracker. Gentle haptics accompany each count, and a clear completion state appears when you reach 108. Your progress stays on your device. The app also includes a complete 24 Paccayo reader. Read all 24 sections in one continuous view, jump to any section from the table of contents, resume where you stopped, and adjust the text to a comfortable size. CURRENT FEATURES • Two independent 108-count prayer trackers • A clear 108-bead progress ring • Gentle haptics and completion feedback • Undo and confirmed reset controls • Original prayer artwork with Myanmar prayer text and explanations • A locally bundled 24 Paccayo reader • Table of contents, section resume, and adjustable reader text • Responsive iPhone and iPad layouts • Dynamic Type, VoiceOver, Voice Control, Reduce Motion, and Reduce Transparency support • A dark, sound-free experience • No account, ads, analytics, tracking, or data collection • Fully offline; prayer and reading progress stay on your device Kusala Daily is designed to grow carefully, with simple tools that help you return to wholesome daily practice.