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Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to common questions about the Japa Mala Android app.

What is Japa Mala?

Japa Mala is an Android application designed to help count mantra repetitions digitally and keep track of completed Japa rounds.

Why does one round contain 108 counts?

Traditional Japa Mala practice commonly uses a Mala containing 108 beads. Japa Mala follows this 108-count round structure digitally.

How do I increase the count?

Recite your mantra and tap the main counting area once for each repetition.

What happens after reaching 108?

Reaching 108 completes one Japa round. The app can register the completed round and prepare the counter for continued practice.

Does Japa Mala track completed rounds?

Yes. Round tracking is designed to help you monitor how many complete 108-bead rounds you have performed during your practice.

Does the app support vibration?

Japa Mala is designed to support vibration feedback where the device and selected app settings allow it.

Is there a sound when a round is completed?

A completion sound can be used to indicate that 108 repetitions have been completed.

Which languages does Japa Mala support?

Japa Mala is designed with Bengali, English and Hindi language support.

Can I reset my current count?

Yes. The Reset option allows you to clear the current counting session and begin again.

Do I need an internet connection to count Japa?

Core mantra-counting functionality is designed to work directly on the device. Certain future services or external links may require internet access.

Is Japa Mala a replacement for a physical Mala?

No. Japa Mala is a digital counting companion. You may continue using a traditional physical Mala whenever that is your preferred practice.

How can I report a problem?

Visit the Contact page and send information about the problem, your Android device and the steps that caused the issue.

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