My mantraPrivate
Radhe Shyam1,080
Your names3
Your own names
Add your guru mantra or any name you chant. Count it privately, with no text shown on screen.
Features
Everything PrayerCount offers
PrayerCount is shaped by devotees’ everyday needs, from counting malas and tracking a sankalp to staying focused with your eyes closed and finding a peaceful place to pray at home.
Features
What makes PrayerCount different
This phone2,592
Old phone+1,080
Backed upToday
Backup and sync
Your counts are backed up and kept in step on all your phones. Change phones and carry on where you left off.
Dadi1,080
Priya540
Family today3,456
Family circle
Up to 10 family members, wherever they live. See everyone’s jap, set a family goal and keep a family streak together.
My pathSikh
CounterWaheguru
FestivalsGurpurabs only
My path
Choose Hindu, Jain or Sikh, and PrayerCount shows only your tradition across menus, the counter, festivals and guides.
Features by plan
Free for everyone Arambh · ₹0
See planChoose your targetSet an alert for 11, 21, 108, 1,008 or any count. Hear a chime or feel a vibration when you reach it.
Count malas, not tapsHold to complete a full mala, or add rounds you’ve counted on your own beads.
Pocket lockTap anywhere on the screen while keeping the controls locked.
Discreet modeCount each tap on a black screen.
Senior modeUse larger text and fewer buttons.
Accessibility settingsVisual alerts, spoken counts, larger text, calm motion and more.
Calm soundsChoose tanpura, singing bowl or gentle rain to accompany your jap.
Count with your earphonesUse the play or pause button on your earphones to add a count.
Share today’s practiceCreate a WhatsApp Status card showing your malas for the day.
Mark your milestonesFollow your progress from 1,000 jap to 1 crore.
Choose your mala sizeSet the counter to 27, 54 or 108 beads.
Use your language and numeralsPrayerCount is available in English, हिन्दी, ಕನ್ನಡ, ગુજરાતી and ਪੰਜਾਬੀ, with Indian numerals too: १२३, ೧೨೩, ૧૨૩ and ੧੨੩.
Keep your mantra privateCount your gurumantra without displaying the text on screen.
Prayer corner guideExplore traditional guidance for choosing a place to pray at home.
No ads anywhereNo ads on any page, not only the counter.
Your own namesAdd as many prayers and names of your own as you like.
Daily, weekly and monthly goalsSet goals and see how close you are each day.
Track your sankalpSet a vow, such as 1.25 lakh jap in 40 days, and see your daily target.
Grace dayKeep your streak if you miss one day each week.
Ishta photoKeep a photo of your Ishta or Guru at the centre of the mala.
Themes and beadsChoose from rudraksha, tulsi, sandalwood and sphatik themes.
Add past countsRecord jap from your own mala or notebook.
Backup codeSend yourself a backup code on WhatsApp with one tap. Restoring a code is always free.
Install and use offlineAdd PrayerCount to your phone and open it without an internet connection.
My pathSee only your tradition across menus, the counter, festivals and guides.
Backup and syncYour counts are backed up and kept in step on all your phones.
Daily reminderA daily reminder in your phone’s calendar, with sound, vibration and an on-screen alert.
Families, satsangs and temples from ₹251 a month
See planFamily circleUp to 10 family members. Everyone’s jap, a family goal and a family streak.
Group japUp to 100 members join with one link. See the shared total and run campaigns.
Temple TVShow your sangat’s live total, prayers and photos on a big screen.
Built with respect
A counter that stays out of the way
Your practice is personal. PrayerCount is here to support it, not take over.
No distractions
No ads on the counter, no pop-ups in the middle of a mala and no pressure to keep going.
Clear, simple plans
See what’s included before you choose, and cancel whenever you like.
Traditions treated with care
Each path has its own space, and texts are reviewed by people from that tradition.
How it works
A simple way to keep count
1
Choose your naam
Choose Radha, Ram, Om Namah Shivaya, Navkar or Waheguru. You can also count your own mantra without displaying it on screen.
2
Set a target
Choose 11, 21, 108, 1,008 or another count. Turn on a chime or vibration if you’d like an alert.
3
Count with your eyes closed
Tap anywhere on the screen. PrayerCount tracks each mala and keeps a record of your streak.
Shaped by devotees’ feedback
Built around real needs
We read more than 1,600 App Store reviews of jap counter apps. These comments highlighted ways a counter could better support everyday practice.
Alerts that let you keep your eyes closed
Add a vibrate or some sound after completing each mala so that if someone is in dhyaan they don't have to look at the screen.
An easier way to count together
We have WhatsApp groups for nama japa. But we have to manually add their counts, which we feel difficult.
Fewer interruptions during prayer
Ads after every second is an issue. Ads not good when you are thinking about god.
Prayer corner guide
Find a peaceful place to pray at home
Choose your tradition, then tap a direction to see what’s commonly suggested. On the live site, you can also use your phone’s compass.
SelectedSuggestedOther
Hindu · Vastu guidance
A suitable place at home
Direction to face
Tap a direction on the compass to see what is suggested.
If your home layout is different
Using a laptop?
Laptops don’t have a compass. You can use the morning sun to find east and select that direction, or open this guide on your phone to use its compass.
This is traditional guidance, not a rule. Your devotion matters more than direction. Follow the guidance of your family or Guru.