GunaFood vs Paramatma

Discover the ancient wisdom behind every food you eat. GunaFood classifies 433+ foods as Sattvic (pure), Rajasic (stimulating), or Tamasic (heavy) based on classical Ayurvedic and Yogic texts -- and tells you the best time to eat each one. Ever wondered why certain foods make you feel calm and focused, while others leave you restless or sluggish? The ancient Ayurvedic tradition has answers. The three Gunas -- Sattvic, Rajasic, and Tamasic -- describe the fundamental qualities of every food and their effects on your mind, body, and spirit. WHAT YOU CAN DO: - Search any food and instantly see its Guna classification - Learn why each food is classified the way it is, with citations from the Bhagavad Gita, Charaka Samhita, and other classical texts - See the best times to eat each food (before meditation, after workout, evening meal...) and when to avoid it - Explore how preparation methods change a food's Guna - Browse educational guides for each Guna quality - Discover seasonal eating wisdom from the Ayurvedic calendar (Ritucharya) - Save your favorite foods for quick reference DATABASE: - 433 foods with complete Guna classifications - Both traditional Indian foods (dal, ghee, tulsi) and modern foods (oat milk, quinoa, dark chocolate) - Hindi and regional name aliases -- search in your language - Composite dishes (khichdi, avocado toast, paneer butter masala) WORKS OFFLINE: The entire food database is built into the app. No internet required for searching, learning, or browsing. Your data stays on your device. EDUCATIONAL, NOT PRESCRIPTIVE: GunaFood presents the traditional Ayurvedic framework as one lens for understanding food. All classifications cite classical sources. This is not medical or nutritional advice. Coming in future updates: meal logging, AI food photo scanner, and personalized guidance.

Paramatma is a warm, simple home for your daily Naam Jap. Count every chant, build a gentle daily habit, and stay close to your Ishta-devata — on your own, or together with the people you love. JAP — a counter and a living altar Tap to chant and watch your count rise. Choose to count by hand or set a Sankalp for the day — a number of naam, malas of 108, or minutes of chanting. Step into the Mandir, an unhurried altar where every tap offers a naam to your deity and each completed mala brings a quiet celebration. Haptic feedback keeps you in rhythm without ever looking at the screen. STREAK — one day at a time See today's count, your running streak, and your lifetime total at a glance. Small, consistent devotion adds up. Paramatma keeps count so you can simply chant, day after day, and watch the habit take root. Set daily reminders so your jap always has a fixed place in your day. SANGH — chant together, privately Create a Sangh for your family or satsang, or join one with an invite link or code. See each member's daily jap, cheer the Sangh's shared total, and send a gentle nudge to remind someone it's time for their naam. Your Sangh is invite-only — nothing is public unless you choose to make it so. ALTAR / DEITY — worship the way you do Choose your Ishta-devata — Radha, Ram, Krishna, or Samb Sadashiv — or add your own deity and the naam you chant, like "Shyam" or "Om Namah Shivaya". Your choice personalizes the naam, the greeting, and the look of your altar throughout the app. Bilingual: Paramatma works fully in English and Hindi (हिंदी). Choose your language when you begin and change it anytime. Your privacy, respected Your devotion is personal. Your chosen deity, mantras, jap counts, and streaks are yours — they are never shared publicly. The global leaderboard is completely opt-in: you appear only if you choose to, and you can hide yourself again at any time. You can edit your name, sign out, or delete your account and all your data whenever you wish. Free to use. No ads. Radhe Radhe.