Bhagavad Gita · Daily Companion
Whatever you’re facing, the Gita has been here.
Bodh brings the Bhagavad Gita into your daily life — one verse each morning, a reflection that meets you where you are, and an AI companion that answers only from the text.
- 700 verses · 18 chapters
- AI chat, Gita-grounded
- Translation & commentary
- 5 minutes a day
- Apple Sign-In · no tracking
- Free · always
- Native SwiftUI · iPhone
For the seeker
For the person who keeps asking
the same question and not finding an answer.
The one standing at a crossroads, paralyzed. The one carrying something heavy with no name for it. The person who has always been drawn to the Gita but never found a way in. The practitioner who wants to go beyond the surface.
How it works
Three ways the Gita
shows up in your day
Morning practice
One verse. Five minutes.
A reflection that actually lands.
Each morning opens with a single verse — chosen by hand, not by algorithm. Then a short check-in: name how you’re feeling, write what’s on your mind, and Bodh responds with a verse and perspective drawn directly from the Gita, specific to what you shared.
Not affirmations. Not a mood tracker. Something the Gita actually says about what you’re carrying today.
Ask anything
Bodh has read all 700 verses.
Ask it anything.
Bring your real questions — about grief, duty, desire, fear, relationships, purpose. Bodh responds with verse citations and explanations grounded in the actual text, not general spiritual advice.
Every answer links back to the source. Tap any citation to read the full verse, explore further, or keep asking.
The full text
All 700 verses, open.
Browse, search, or just wander.
Every chapter, every verse — with translation, commentary, and the original text. Read straight through or search for that half-remembered line. Bookmark what you want to return to.
A daily streak, too — not to gamify, just to make it easier to keep coming back.
Built quiet,
on purpose.
Most apps are designed to keep you inside them. Bodh is designed for the opposite — give you something worth holding onto, then send you back to your life.
No feed. Nothing to scroll. What you write in your reflections lives on your phone and nowhere else. We have no access to it. We didn’t build a server for it. It’s yours.
Your inner life isn’t an audience to sell to.
Stored on your iPhone. Never transmitted, never read.
Sign in with Apple. No email address collected.
Not a wellness platform. One text, taken seriously.
A verse from the Bhagavad Gita
“The soul is never born nor dies at any time. It has not come into being, does not come into being, and will not come into being. It is unborn, eternal, ever-existing, and primeval.”
Bhagavad Gita · Chapter 2, Verse 20
No catch
Wisdom isn’t a subscription.
Bodh is completely free — no trial period, no paywall, no premium tier hiding the features that actually matter. Every verse, every reflection, every conversation is available to everyone from the first day.
We built Bodh because we wanted it to exist, not to monetize it. The Bhagavad Gita has been freely shared for five thousand years. That felt like the right model.
Common questions
Is it really free? No catch?
Yes, genuinely. No in-app purchases, no subscription, no ads, no premium tier. Everything in the app is available to everyone. We built Bodh because we wanted it to exist — not as a business.
What AI powers the chat?
Bodh uses a state-of-the-art AI model with the complete Bhagavad Gita loaded as context for every conversation. That means every answer is grounded in the actual text — not drawn from a general-purpose knowledge base or invented from training data.
Are my reflections private?
Completely. Your daily reflections are stored on your device only — never sent to a server, never seen by us. We deliberately didn’t build infrastructure to receive them. What you write stays between you and your phone.
Does it include the original text?
Yes. Every verse includes transliteration (so you can read the sounds of the original), an English translation, and AI commentary. The full text of all 700 verses is available to browse, search, and bookmark.
Do I need to know anything about the Gita to start?
Nothing at all. Every verse comes with enough context to stand on its own, and you can ask Bodh to explain anything that’s unclear. The app works equally well for someone opening the Gita for the first time or someone who has been studying it for years.
The Gita has been waiting.
Five minutes tomorrow morning.
Free to download. No ads. No noise. Just the text and a space to sit with it.
Download on the App StoreAvailable for iPhone · iOS 16 or later