Support

Questions, problems and suggestions are all welcome. Email is the fastest route, and it reaches the person who builds the app.

Contact

Write to shreecodeinfo@gmail.com. Replies usually come within a few days.

If you are reporting a problem, these three things make it far quicker to fix:

Your device and its operating system version — for example, Pixel 8, Android 15.
What you were doing when it happened, in enough detail to repeat it.
Whether it happens every time, or only sometimes.

For anything about your data — what is collected, what stays on your device, how to opt out — see the privacy policy.

Frequently asked questions

Is the app free?: Yes, completely. It is supported by ads, and there is no paid tier or subscription.
Does it work without internet?: Yes. All 18 chapters and 700 verses are stored inside the app, so the scripture is fully readable offline. Only the ads need a connection.
Which languages are included?: Every verse carries the original Sanskrit plus translations in Hindi, Gujarati and English, and you can switch language on any verse without losing your place.
What is the word-by-word breakdown?: Each verse is split into its individual Sanskrit words with the meaning of each one, alongside a plain-language summary and a longer reflection on what the verse teaches. It is there so you can follow the Sanskrit itself, not only a translation of it.
Are my notes and bookmarks private?: Yes. They are stored only on your device and are never uploaded — there is no account to attach them to. The privacy policy sets out exactly what does and does not leave your device.
Will I lose my notes if I reinstall?: Yes. Notes and bookmarks live on the device, so uninstalling removes them permanently. There is no backup or export yet, so treat anything you would hate to lose accordingly.
How do I turn the daily reminder on or off?: Open Settings in the app and use Daily Verse Notification. It is off until you switch it on, and you can pick the time.
How do I report a problem?: Email shreecodeinfo@gmail.com with your device model and what you were doing when it happened — that is usually enough to reproduce it.