Today
A verse, the chant, a morning streak, and the next festival for your city.
Coming this Diwali · iOS and Android
The verse,
at home.
Setu means bridge in Sanskrit: from the shloka to the rest of the day.
Start each morning with the Gita, keep festival days for your city, and hear the stories at home.
The app is free. No spam, ever.
Calculating local sunrise and tithi for
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Why SetuHome
The verse, the festival, and the story — in one place at home.
A verse each morning, with the chant.
Festival days and timings for your city.
The Gita in the day, not only on a shelf.
Inside the app
Five rooms, one quiet home.
The app opens on today’s verse. Guidance, stories, festivals, and reading sit beside it.
Guidance
Ask in your own words. The reply quotes a verse from the Gita or the Ramayana and stays inside those texts.
Stories
Little Setu plays a bedtime story. Kids’ mode has stories only: no chat and no tracking.
Festivals
Diwali’s five days, Karva Chauth, and a muhurat only when the calendar returns one.
Read
The Gita by chapter, and the Ramayana by kāṇḍa. Search can use the microphone.
Reminders
A morning verse, then festival, sunset, bedtime, and a chime at a muhurat the calendar returned.
Scripture
The Gita and the Ramayana, side by side.
Home draws a verse from both books. You do not pick which one, and the verse is not matched to a mood. Sanskrit and transliteration are always there. Simple English explains a sourced translation. The original line stays behind a tap.
Bhagavad Gita
Eighteen chapters, 701 verses. Listen uses a recording aligned to each verse. A sample on this page is chapter 2, verse 47.
Valmiki Ramayana
Seven kāṇḍas. The Sanskrit is from Wikisource. The English is M. N. Dutt, where a person has checked the verse.
Festivals
The day is for your city.
Sunrise, tithi, and a muhurat are calculated for the place you live. If the calendar has no time, the screen does not invent one. A temple may keep another day, and the host can move the household date.
Diwali
Five days at home, with the puja steps in order.
Karva Chauth
The moonrise for your city, when the calendar returns it.
Satyanarayan
Home Satyanarayan: six steps at home. Next and previous always work.
A guest link
Someone at the gathering can follow the steps without installing the app.
Little Setu
Stories for the end of the day.
Panchatantra tales and the Ramayana, told for bedtime. The story text is a public-domain telling. Kids’ mode collects nothing: no chat, no ads, no tracking.
Listen
A voice reads the story. You can stop it at any line.
The moral
A short line at the end, written for a child.
Your evening
A bedtime reminder, at the hour you choose.
Diwali invitation
Join before Diwali
The app is free. The five-day Diwali guide uses the time your city returns, and a host can move the household date.
The app is free. No spam, ever.
- Five days of Diwali at home
- Puja steps in order, with next and previous
- Bedtime stories
- No ads
Questions
Before you join the list.
When does SetuHome launch?
Before Diwali 2026, on iPhone and Android.
How is a verse shown?
Sanskrit, transliteration, and a sourced English line. Everyday words explain that line. The original translator’s wording is one tap away.
Which traditions does it follow?
The Gita and the Ramayana are shown with care. A ceremony follows one named tradition, reviewed before it is shown.
Is the guidance a person?
No. An answer comes from a verse in the Gita or the Ramayana, and the verse is shown with it. It does not speak as Krishna or Rama.
Is it safe for kids?
Kids’ mode has stories only: no chat, no ads, no tracking.
Which city does it use?
The one you choose. Festival times follow that city. If the calendar has no time, the screen does not invent one.
What does it cost?
The app is free. There is no subscription and there are no ads.
The app
Free. No subscription and no ads.
One home for the whole family.
Contact
Write to us.
A note about a verse, a city, or the waitlist. This form keeps the message on this device for now.