Use Sanskriti on your devices

Phones and tablets

iPhone and iPad: In Safari, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen. The website also works in a normal browser tab.

Android: Use your browser’s Install or Add to home screen option when available.

Huawei / HarmonyOS: Open the website in Huawei Browser. Look for a website shortcut or Add to home screen in the browser menu. If unavailable, bookmark the site. Native HarmonyOS packaging and physical-device certification are not yet available.

Windows, macOS and Linux

Use the website in a current browser, or install it where your browser offers installation. Keyboard, mouse and touch navigation are supported. A separate desktop installer is not required.

Televisions and remotes

You can try the website in your TV browser. TV mode adds visible focus and arrow-key navigation for links and buttons. Text fields keep their normal editing controls. TV browser playback and remote keys still require testing on your particular model.

Open Sanskriti in TV mode

On compatible devices, use Samsung Smart View, Apple screen mirroring or Chrome tab casting. The phone/computer and TV generally need the same Wi-Fi network. A computer connected by HDMI is another option. Sanskriti does not yet include a dedicated Cast button or a TV-store app.

Watches and older devices

Try the lightweight Gita reader for simple verse reading without JavaScript. It uses ordinary links and a chapter/verse form.

Apple Watch and Wear OS do not yet have dedicated Sanskriti apps. A watch or older TV without a capable web browser cannot run the full website. Use a supported phone or computer for the full experience.

When a feature is unavailable

If installation is unavailable, keep using the browser. If microphone recording is unavailable, upload an audio file. If an embedded player or file format cannot play, open the source or download the file on a compatible device. Reading and account access do not require Google Play Services or an app-store installation.