Stotramaala - Stotra collection & management

Providing access to over 1000 well-known stotras, ashtottaras, vedamantras, vratas, and more.

Features:

* Search functionality with an option to save as "favorite."

- You can look for a specific stotra; by long-pressing it, you can move it to the top of your favorites list. This allows you to create your own "favorite" list, conveniently located in the huduku section at the top!

* Adjustable zoom feature using a slider.

* Text appears in white on a black background, helping to conserve battery and easing reading strain.

* An option for black text on a white background is also available in the Settings menu.

* Accessible in both landscape and portrait orientations.

* Can be used offline, lightweight, free of charge, and without pop-up advertisements.

* Remembers the last opened stotra if exited using the home button.

Some stotras are available in audio/video formats to facilitate easier learning.

NOTE:

If you encounter problems in the search feature, please follow these steps:

Navigate to Phone Settings > Apps > Stotramaala > Clear Data, Clear Cache, then open the app again.

* If fonts do not display in Kannada: Go to - Phone Settings > Display > Text Style > Select Default.

Sacred Serenity at My Fingertips: Why Stotramaala Is My Spiritual Sanctuary

Stotramaala has profoundly transformed my daily spiritual practice, offering effortless access to an astonishing repository of over 1000 mantras, stotras, and vratas that once required painstaking physical texts or fragmented online searches. What I adore most is how seamlessly it merges ancient wisdom with intuitive modern design—whether I’m reciting the Venkateshwara Ashtottaram at dawn or exploring lesser-known stotras at night, the library feels boundless yet beautifully organized. The search function has become indispensable; I’ve curated a personalized "huduku" favorites section at the top for daily rituals, effortlessly rearranging entries with a long press. Equally brilliant is the eye-friendly dark mode (white text on black)—not only does it enhance focus during pre-dawn japa, but it genuinely conserves battery, a detail that reflects the app’s thoughtful craftsmanship.

Switching to daylight-readable white text via settings or rotating to landscape mode for larger text are subtle touches that make extended study sessions strain-free. Equally impressive? Stotramaala’s offline capability—I’ve used it in remote temples, flights, and power outages without interruption, all while enjoying its ad-free, lightweight interface. The app’s memory of my last-read stotra feels like a personal scribe, picking up exactly where I left off. Audio/video renditions of select stotras have deepened my pronunciation and understanding, turning solitary chanting into immersive learning. For Sanskrit or Kannada users, the font-reset solution (via system settings) now lets scripts render flawlessly—a minor tweak for a major payoff. This isn’t just an app; it’s a pocket-sized puja room—free, pure, and profoundly empowering. A treasure for seekers and scholars alike.