Shrimad Bhagavad Gita Complete

Krishna and Arjuna's timeless conversation — now always within reach. The complete Bhagavad Gita, offline and free, with nothing between you and the verses.

The 'Shrimad Bhagavad Gita' is one of the most important and sacred scriptures in Hindu tradition. It captures the timeless conversation between Lord Krishna and Arjuna on the battlefield of Kurukshetra — 700 verses of guidance, philosophy, and reflection that have shaped seekers for thousands of years. Carrying a heavy book everywhere isn't always practical. This app brings the complete Shrimad Bhagavad Gita to your palm, so it's always within reach — whether you're at home, traveling, or simply want a quiet moment of reflection during the day.

What's inside

• All 18 chapters and 700 verses of the complete Bhagavad Gita
• Original Sanskrit shlokas, with clear translations
• A clean, distraction-free reading experience designed for focus
• Beautiful chapter illustrations that bring each adhyaya to life
• Works fully offline — no internet required once installed
• Light and dark mode, so reading stays comfortable any time of day
• Compact size that respects your device's storage

Why we built this? We believe knowledge like this should be accessible to everyone, everywhere. The Gita has guided people through questions of duty, doubt, purpose, and peace for centuries — and a scripture this meaningful shouldn't be locked behind paywalls, buried under advertisements, or dependent on a network connection. The app is, and will always remain, completely free. No ads. No subscriptions. No tracking. Just you and the verses.

A small note The texts presented in the app are drawn from genuine sources that are already publicly available. We haven't used any specialized or exclusive content. Our only aim is to present the Gita in a form that's easy to carry, easy to read, and easy to return to.

No one is perfect, and if you spot anything that needs correction, please reach out through the Contact option in the app — we'll always work to make it better. We hope this small effort helps the Gita reach and resonate with more people.