The morning reminder now arrives at the time you set, and the app shows you when it arrived. If a morning is missed, it says so when you next open the app. The app is now in Bahasa Indonesia: the verses, the chapters, the paths and the guided sits. Chapter summaries appear in your language.

Paths — six short journeys through the Gita, for anger, anxiety, grief, failure, emptiness and letting go. Six verses walked one at a time, with a short passage before each explaining why it follows the last. Share a verse as a card. Keep the verses that stay with you. Keep a copy of your practice to a file, and bring it back on a new phone. Word-by-word Sanskrit under every verse, and a text size setting for easier reading. A calmer sit: the breath rests at the top and bottom of each cycle, and captions fade instead of cutting.

Guided sits now load ahead on mobile data, and tapping a meditation fetches it straight away — so the voice no longer stalls between lines.

The daily reading moves on once it has been read, rather than staying put. A reflection now remembers the sitting it came from — tap it to sit with that verse again.

More silence. The guided sits talked too much. A five-minute session was almost entirely narration, with a pause at the end. That is backwards — the silence is the practice, not the gap between instructions. Now the silence comes first. A fifteen-minute sit is mostly quiet sitting. A ten-minute sit is close to half. Shorter sessions drop a few settling lines to make room, and never touch the part about the verse itself. Sessions also end when they say they will. They used to run about forty seconds over, every time. Hindi guided meditations now play in Hindi from beginning to end, and the joins between sections are clean.

Guided meditations are now narrated in Hindi. Choose Hindi as your language and the voice follows — nothing to set up. The daily reading now moves at its own pace, separate from your meditation journey. Finish today's, and tomorrow's is waiting. You can also set a morning reminder right after a sit, or from the end of the day's reading.