Ghar Mandir guides your family's puja on iPhone and iPad. It plays your own aarti, thal and kirtan recordings in order, sets the mandir lights through Apple Home, and shows today's tithi from the BAPS calendar.
Native to iPhone and iPad, and completely offline: no accounts, no cloud, no ads. Demo Mode, on at first launch, lets you try every routine with simulated lights and short tones before you add a single recording.
Start Puja runs Morning Puja step by step: lights, instrumental, aarti, thal, bhajans and cheshta. One tap on Home starts a single Aarti, Thal, Cheshta, Kirtan or Padhramani.
Import MP3, M4A, WAV or AIFF files from the Files app and sort them into Aarti, Thal, Bhajans, Kirtans, Dhuns and more. Routines play your favorite in each.
Ten mandir scenes, from Morning and Aarti to Night. Link each one to a scene from the Home app, and routines set the lights for you while Ghar Mandir is open.
Morning Puja and Evening Aarti start on their own at the times and days you choose, while Ghar Mandir is open on screen. Keep screen on makes a wall-mounted iPad the ideal home for it.
Today's tithi, fasting days and festivals from the BAPS calendar for 2026. Special Occasions lists the festivals ahead, with a Maha Puja ready to start.
No accounts, no ads, no analytics and no network connections. Your recordings, routines and settings stay on your device, and we never see them.
A large clock with today's date, tithi and festival. Below it, the next scheduled puja and Start Puja. Below that, one-tap devotions and the mandir's light scenes.
Each step of a routine can set a mandir scene: Morning as the puja begins, Aarti for the aarti, Darshan when it ends. Link those scenes to scenes you've made in the Apple Home app, and Ghar Mandir runs them for you.
One app for iPhone and iPad, in English and ગુજરાતી. No accounts, no ads, no network connections — your recordings, routines and schedules stay on your device.
Coming soon to the App Store