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Buddhist Sun App
Nov 25, 2025
Download Android App Download iOS App Update November 25, 2025 with video and summary. First published September 2021.
Summary: This is an announcement of the iOS and Android Buddhist Sun App, created to help monastics and lay yogis know the correct times according to GPS position and day of the year.
The app includes the following features:
Solar Noon Dawn times Uposatha Days Moons GPS map Countdown Timer Notifications for upcoming Uposatha Days Recently, I made this mobile app to help me know when Solar Noon is approaching or has passed.
read moreBuddhist Compass App
Sep 5, 2025
Install Buddhist Compass Now How to Make Your Worship More Powerful If you know the direction of Bodh Gaya and align yourself with it when you pray, your devotion naturally becomes stronger. You don’t have to take my word for it—try and see for yourself.
Muslims have known this principle for centuries through the practice of facing Mecca (qibla). Until recently, Buddhists did not have such a tool. Buddhist Compass makes it possible with just a simple app.
read moreMy Digital Projects For Buddhism
Feb 24, 2025
Introduction In this post, I introduce some of the key digital projects I’ve been working on to support the study, practice, and expansion of Orthodox Theravāda Buddhism. These tools are designed to make Pāḷi texts more accessible, enhance Buddhist study, and provide practical applications for practicing Buddhist teachings through technology. Read on to learn more about each project, and watch the video at the end of this post for a full overview. The video is a boring zoom presentation with screen shares, but it does the job. A list of the projects is found below:
read moreAmerican Monk Website Has A New Home
Feb 25, 2024
AmericanMonk.org has a new free home! I started the process last week and if you are a subscriber who gets this email, the task is 90% complete. There is still some refinement to do.
Why Move? Originally, I was using a WordPress framework on a hosting company called NameCheap. While NameCheap sounds like a small company, they are one of the top ten names in hosting and DNS services (where you get a registered website name). My sister who started a cooking website called, CookingWithAlisa.com was so kind to host me for a few years on her own account. However, I started getting notification messages that my website was getting shut down, sometimes a few times per day. My sister’s website was fine and it was just my own site that was affected. NameCheap’s Tech Support claimed I was using too many resources and they were shutting me down. They told me that an address located on Amazon’s Web Services (AWS) was causing extensive amounts of traffic. They helped me block them, but I was still getting shutdown messages. My website does get a lot of traffic. As I said before, I got nearly 60,000 real person web page views in 2023. That is quite a lot for a small website account, so I’m not sure what the real reason for going beyond my resource allocation was. Was it an attack or was my site too heavy or was my site getting too much natural traffic? I don’t know, but I needed to take action.
read moreTipitaka Pali Reader
Sep 29, 2022
Tiptkata Pali Reader A new beautiful app written in Flutter for all Desktops and Mobile Devices.
Download: (Windows Store)
(Mac OS Store)
(Flathub Store)
TPR-AppImage
sudo apt install libfuse2 libsqlite3-dev
(Android Store)
(iOS Store)
What is new? Build 85+ Release — May 2025 for Linux AppImage, Android, and Windows:
This release includes AI integration. You will need an AI API key from OpenRouter , but you can get one without a credit card and use the free API engines, which work reasonably well. However, GPT-4o or GPT-4.1 offer better performance.
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