Talapatram: All Things Bhārat

Namaste.

All of Bhārat, in your pocket. Ask an AI guru anything, take quick learning journeys, read structured ebooks, and get a new story every morning.

YOGI AI — SIX WAYS TO ASK

Not a search engine. A guru you can ask anything, answering from the traditions themselves.

• Psychologist — ask Krishna what's on your mind
• Astrologer — ask Yogi about your stars and timings
• Samskara — ask Yogi how and why we do the rituals
• Knowledge — ask Yogi about Indian knowledge and stories
• Regret — ask Krishna how to let it go
• Politics — ask Chanakya about policy and power

Ask in English, Hindi or Telugu. Use your voice instead of typing. Follow a thread as far as your curiosity goes.

GURUKUL — EBOOK COURSES

Structured ebooks designed for real understanding, not trivia. Each ebook runs across chapters and lessons, with a quiz after each lesson so it actually stays with you.

• The Ramayana, the Vedas, Indian history and more
• Chapters and lessons in a considered order
• Shelves — curated ebook sequences when you are not sure where to start
• Quick Journeys — short ebooks on subjects worth knowing, like the 7 Chiranjeevis
• Become a Tapasvi to unlock every ebook
• Download up to 3 ebooks to read offline (Tapasvi)

DAILY SCROLL

A new story every day, narrated and made to watch. Swipe through, save what you want to keep, share what deserves it.

GAMES

Practice what you have read.

• Agni Pariksha — a three-minute, three-life speed quiz on the epics
• Learn Sanskrit — vocabulary that returns on a spaced schedule, so it sticks
• Swabhava — a nine-question read on your nature, and a guide to how your nature meets others'

YOUR PROGRESS

• Karma for everything you learn
• A streak that grows the more days you show up
• Daily and weekly missions
• A global leaderboard by karma, lessons and streak

LANGUAGES

Fully available in English, हिंदी and తెలుగు — the whole app and all the content, not just the menus.

WHO IT IS FOR

• Anyone who wants to know Bhārat and was never taught it
• Parents who want their children to grow up with it
• Students of philosophy, history and Sanskrit
• Seekers who want the texts, not a summary of them

YOUR PRIVACY

• Encrypted end to end
• Your data is never sold
• Full privacy policy in the app

ABOUT THE NAME

Talapatram (ताल​पत्रम्) is the palm leaf that carried Bhārat's knowledge across a thousand years, copied by hand each time a leaf began to fade. The knowledge survived because people kept moving it to where it could be read. This is the same work, on the device you already carry.

Begin where you like. Start reading.