Navagraha Stotram & Mantra

Navagraha is a calm, offline-first app for devotees to read the stotras of the nine grahas (planetary deities) every day in the script they can actually read. The same sacred Sanskrit sloka, transliterated (never translated) into your own letters, so you can pronounce it exactly as it is meant to be recited. ★ READ IN YOUR OWN SCRIPT • Telugu, Devanagari, Tamil, Kannada and English (IAST) • Switch scripts instantly while reading • Clean, distraction-free reader with a pure-text mode, adjustable text size, and keep-screen-awake for uninterrupted recitation • A tap-to-count japa counter for bija mantras (108 and more) ★ EVERYTHING ABOUT EACH GRAHA For Surya, Chandra, Kuja, Budha, Guru, Shukra, Shani, Rahu and Ketu: • Recite — stotram, kavacham, gayatri, 108-name namavali and bija mantra • Remedies — the presiding deity to worship, puja and its effects, the graha’s dosha and its remedy (Mangal dosha, Sade-sati, Kaal Sarpa), gemstone, colour, day, charity and more • Temples — the classic nine-temple Navagraha circuit near Kumbakonam plus famous shrines (Konark, Shani Shingnapur, Srikalahasti…), each opening in your maps app ★ DAILY PRACTICE THAT FITS YOUR LIFE • Set a routine (“read the Rahu stotra every day at 10am”) with gentle local reminders • Or take a sankalpa (vow) for a fixed number of days 40-day mandalas, Saturdays for Shani with a calendar, streaks and a completion celebration • A Today screen that suggests a reading for the day’s ruling graha ★ BEAUTIFUL, YOURS TO THEME • Six colour themes (Midnight Gold, Temple Saffron, Sacred Emerald, Royal Amethyst, Lotus Rose, AMOLED) with light and dark modes ★ PRIVATE BY DESIGN • Works fully offline — all texts ship inside the app • No account, no login, no ads, no tracking • Your practices, streaks and preferences stay on your device All stotra texts are traditional and in the public domain, sourced from open repositories and human-checked. Deity images are public-domain classical art (Raja Ravi Varma). Navagraha is a devotional companion inspired by the structure of traditional stotra collections, the content is sourced independently from public-domain texts. Whether you read one sloka at dawn or keep a 40-day vow, Navagraha quietly carries your daily practice beautiful, offline, in your own letters.