Sarala Sinhala Tripitaka vs DhammaTalks Mobile

The Sarala Sinhala Tripitaka of pitaka.lk: the suttas in a simple Sinhala translation that everyone can follow, with the Pāḷi text of the Buddha Jayanthi Tipiṭaka. The texts, the search and the dictionaries work offline. READ • The Dīgha, Majjhima, Saṃyutta and Aṅguttara Nikāyas, the Dhammapada and more of the Khuddaka Nikāya in simple Sinhala; the parts still being translated show the Pāḷi • Four ways to read: the Sinhala only, the Pāḷi only, each Pāḷi paragraph followed by its Sinhala, or both side by side on wide screens • Share a link to a sutta or a paragraph LISTEN • Recitations of the Pāḷi texts, with the paragraph being chanted highlighted LOOK UP • Tap a Pāḷi word for its meaning: the Buddhadatta and Sumangala Pāḷi–Sinhala dictionaries, the Digital Pāḷi Dictionary (DPD) and Pāḷi–English dictionaries • The places, people and journeys of the suttas on a map SEARCH • Titles and the full text, in Sinhala letters or singlish Light, sepia, green and dark themes, adjustable text size, bookmarks and a reading history. Free, with no ads, no accounts and no tracking. The recitations need an internet connection.

Mobile app for dhammatalks.org website that lets you conveniently listen to daily talks, talk series, chants, guided meditations and lectures from the site on your iPhone or iPad. Most of the talks available on the site are accessible through this app. Includes features such as downloading and favoriting talks.