Japa in your own voice — Japa counter

Say the mantra once in your own voice — the app plays it in a loop and counts every repeat. Close your eyes and chant with a focused mind.

Four steps

How it works

  1. Record or pick a file

    In the japa counter, tap “Add your audio”. Record the mantra in your own voice or add an audio file from your phone.

  2. Start the loop

    Choose a clip, then set the gap between repeats and how many times to chant.

  3. Every repeat is counted

    The audio plays again and again, and each time it finishes the counter goes up by one on its own.

  4. A signal when the mala is complete

    As soon as 108 japa are done the phone vibrates gently, so you know without looking.

Audio

Which audio will play?

Most audio files on your phone will play:

  • MP3
  • WAV
  • FLAC
  • OGG
  • OGA
  • OPUS
  • M4A
  • AAC
  • MP4
  • 3 recordings, each up to 60 seconds.
  • 2 files, each up to 10 minutes and 30 MB.
  • A japa target from 1 to 1080, with an optional gap between repeats.
  • An option to trim silence at the start and end automatically.
Japa counter: the mala and the your-own-audio button Audio sheet: record your voice or add a file

Your audio, on your phone

  • Your audio stays on this phone. The app does not send it anywhere.
  • The microphone is only used when you press the record button.
  • You can delete any clip at any time.
  • No account or login.

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Japa counter

Even without audio — a 108-bead mala

Each tap moves one bead forward, and the phone vibrates gently when a mala is complete. Your total japa and completed malas are saved automatically.

Try it: tap the mala

Total japa 0Malas 0

Questions and answers

Frequently asked questions

How long can a recording be?

Each recording can be up to 60 seconds, and you can keep 3 recordings in the app. Files can be up to 10 minutes and 30 MB, and you can keep 2 files.

Can the silence at the start and end be removed?

Yes. With “Trim silence” turned on, the quiet at the start and end of a clip is cut automatically, so the japa flows without pauses.

How many repeats can I set?

You can choose any number from 1 to 1080, such as 108 for one mala.

Where does my recording go?

Nowhere. Your audio stays on this phone and you can delete it at any time. It is also removed when you uninstall the app.

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