Tibetan Prayer
by Kharag Edition
Recite common Tibetan prayers and mantras with ease — free, daily, meaningful
About Tibetan Prayer
A daily prayer app for reciting common Tibetan Buddhist prayers and mantras. Features autoscroll for hands-free recitation, a prayer counter, favourites, push notifications for important dates, and adjustable font size. Rated 4.6 stars with 10,000+ installs on Google Play.
Features
Autoscroll for hands-free recitation
Enable autoscroll so the prayer text moves automatically — keep your hands in mudra position while reciting without touching the screen.
Prayer counter
Track how many times you have recited each mantra or prayer — a digital mala counter for your daily practice.
Save favourites
Bookmark the prayers you recite most often for quick one-tap access from your personal favourites list.
Request a prayer
Can't find a specific prayer? Submit a request directly from the app and it may be added in a future update.
Adjustable font size
Increase or decrease the Tibetan script font size to suit your screen, eyesight, and reading preference.
Push notifications
Receive reminders for important Tibetan Buddhist dates and special events so you never miss an auspicious day.
Tibetan Prayer — FAQ
Is the Tibetan Prayer app free?
Yes, the Tibetan Prayer app is free to download with all prayers accessible at no cost. An optional premium upgrade is available that removes ads. The app has 4.6 stars and over 10,000 installs on Google Play.
Which Tibetan prayers are included in the app?
The app includes common daily prayers, popular mantras (including Om Mani Padme Hum, Medicine Buddha mantra, Green Tara prayer), long-life prayers, purification practices, and refuge prayers. New prayers are added regularly — and you can request a specific prayer from inside the app.
Is the Tibetan Prayer app only for Tibetans?
Not at all. Anyone with an interest in Tibetan Buddhism, mantras, or Tibetan culture is welcome. Buddhist practitioners worldwide use the app for daily mantra recitation, prayer sessions, and Dharma study. The app is in Tibetan script.
Is there a web version of the Tibetan Prayer app?
Yes! A full web version is available at tibetanprayer.web.app — accessible from any browser on desktop, tablet, or phone, with no download needed.
Does the Tibetan Prayer app work offline?
Yes, the Android app works fully offline once installed. All prayers are stored on your device — perfect for use during retreats, travel, or in areas with limited connectivity.
What is Om Mani Padme Hum and what does it mean?
Om Mani Padme Hum (ཨོཾ་མ་ཎི་པད་མེ་ཧཱུྃ།) is the most widely recited mantra in Tibetan Buddhism, associated with Avalokiteshvara (Chenrezig), the Bodhisattva of Compassion. Translated roughly as 'the jewel is in the lotus', it is believed to invoke the blessings of compassion, purification, and liberation. The Tibetan Prayer app includes this and many other mantras with a built-in counter for tracking recitations.
How does the autoscroll feature work for prayer recitation?
Autoscroll lets you recite prayers hands-free by automatically scrolling the text on screen at your chosen speed. Start the prayer, set the scroll speed to match your recitation pace, and the text moves on its own — so you can keep your hands in mudra position or use prayer beads while reciting.
Can I request a specific Tibetan prayer to be added to the app?
Yes. Inside the app, there is a 'Request a Prayer' feature where you can submit the name of any prayer you would like added. The development team reviews requests and adds popular ones in future updates. Community suggestions drive the app's roadmap.
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