Jaapak: Naam Jap Mala Counter

Jaapak is a naam jap counter made for one thing: your daily sadhana. Tap the circle and your count is kept safely, one naam at a time. No ads, no clutter, just the naam. Whether you chant Radha, Krishna, Ram, Shiv or Hanuman, the count stays exactly where you left it. Close the app, restart your phone, come back a week later. Your naam jap is still there, to the last number. Count with your eyes closed Turn on Focus Mode and the screen dims. Now count with the volume buttons, without looking. This is the difference between an app you glance at and a naam jap counter you can actually do japa with. Long sessions, eyes closed, phone resting in your lap. A digital mala that keeps the count for you Every 108 counts completes a mala, the same as a real one. You feel a gentle vibration, and this digital mala keeps a running total of how many malas you have finished. A 108 counter that works like your hand mala, without the beads slipping. Radha, Krishna, Ram, or your own naam 23 names in Hindi and 23 in English are ready to use. Radha naam, Krishna, Ram, Shiv, Ganesh, Hanuman, Durga, Saraswati and more. If the naam you jap is not in the list, add your own and it becomes the default. Watch your sadhana grow This naam jap counter keeps your daily, weekly, monthly and lifetime totals. Ranks unlock as your lifetime count rises, from First Japa through Sadhak and Bhakt and onward. A quiet way to see how far a few minutes of naam jap a day carries you. Satsang, inside the app Read articles drawn from the teachings of Pujya Shri Hit Premanand Govind Sharan Ji Maharaj, verses from the Bhagavad Gita, and lessons from Sanatana Dharma. All of it sits inside the app, so there is something to read when the mala is done. Sound that suits you Pick from several tap sounds or bring in your own. Play soft ambience underneath while you chant. Or keep it completely silent and let the vibration confirm each count, so your jap does not disturb anyone around you. Made to be calm Light and dark themes, several accent colours, and a counter that breathes gently while you chant. Daily reminders if you want them, silence if you do not. Your practice stays yours No ads. No account needed. Jaapak works offline, so you can do your naam jap on a train, in a temple, or in a village with no signal, and it will keep count just the same. If you want your count kept safe beyond this phone, you can sign in with Google and back up to your own Google Drive. It is optional. The backup lives in your Drive, not on our servers. Restoring never lowers your count: it keeps the higher number. Who it is for Anyone keeping a daily jap sankalp. Devotees counting Radha naam or Ram naam. Anyone who has tried to keep count on fingers and lost the number. Anyone who wants a mala counter that respects the practice instead of turning it into a game. Jaapak is free, and it will stay free. Radhe Radhe.