Vedic Studies vs Sarvamula

|| Shri Hari Vayu Gurubhyo Namah || Vedic Students is now Vedic Studies. Since the last update, everything has been rebuilt: the app, the player, and the library behind it. What you can do now: * Listen to the same chant three ways: Learn repeats after the teacher, Understand explains it, Listen plays the full rendition. * Add a chant's text from a link, a paste or a PDF and read along full screen. Vedic svara marks are drawn as marks, exactly as printed. * Split sandhi into its words and keep private study notes on any line. * Download chants and listen with no signal at all. * Repeat a chant 108 or 1008 times with an honest counter: only full recitations count. * See which parts of a chant you have truly heard, not just how far you scrubbed. * The daily panchanga for your own city, drawn from printed almanacs, with any day shareable as a picture. * Playlists, bookmarked moments, and your place kept across devices. * A light theme and a warm dark theme for evening practice. Free, with no ads and nothing to buy, from a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Corrections to any text are genuinely welcome: write to contact@vedicstudies.org. || Shree Krishnarpanamastu ||

Sarvamula is a complete, offline reader of the Sarvamula-grantha — the entire body of works of Sri Madhvacharya (Anandatirtha), founder of the Dvaita (Tattvavada) school of Vedanta. All 38 works in one app, organized by prasthana: • Gita-prasthana — Gita-bhashya, Gita-tatparya • Sutra-prasthana — Brahmasutra-bhashya, Anuvyakhyana, Nyaya-vivarana, Anubhashya • Upanishad-prasthana — bhashyas on the principal Upanishads • Prakarana works — Vishnu-tattva-vinirnaya, Tattva-viveka, Mayavada-khandana, Tattva-sankhyana and the rest • Stotra, Itihasa, Purana and Acara works FEATURES • Eight scripts — read any text in Devanagari, Roman (IAST), Kannada, Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam, Bengali or Gujarati, and switch instantly. • Verse-and-commentary layout — mula verses and Madhva's bhashya are clearly structured, with pramana (scriptural citation) blocks set apart. • Powerful Sanskrit search — full-text search across all 38 works or scoped to a single grantha, with vowel-aware matching and highlighted results. • Anusandhana research tools — a concept locator that shows everywhere Madhva treats a concept (taratamya, bheda, moksha, bimba-pratibimba and more) across the whole corpus, plus a citation index of the sources he quotes. • Adjustable reading size and a clean, distraction-free interface. • 100% offline — no account, no ads, no tracking, no internet needed. The entire corpus lives on your device. Built for students, scholars, and devotees of the Madhva (Tattvavada) tradition.