Nitnem - With Meaning

Nitnem Sahib helps you read your five daily morning banis with meaning. Each prayer is shown in Gurmukhi alongside Roman transliteration and an English translation, so you can follow along and actually understand what you're reciting, not just read the words. The app remembers where you left off in each bani, so if you stop halfway through Japji Sahib one morning, you'll land right back there the next day. No hunting for your place. You can choose which scripts are shown at any time. If you only want Gurmukhi, show just that. If you're still learning and need the Roman alongside it, keep both on. The font size is adjustable too, so whether you're reading in dim light at amrit vela or on a bright morning, you can make it as comfortable as you need. Each verse has an insight panel where you can tap to see a focused view of just that shabad, the Gurmukhi, the transliteration, and the English meaning all together, without distraction. Includes all five morning banis: Japji Sahib, Jaap Sahib, Tav Prasad Savaiye, Benti Chaupai Sahib and Anand Sahib. The whole app works offline. There are no accounts, no sign-ins, no notifications. Just the banis.