Pick the most distinctive word(s) in your mantra — the one least likely to sound like ordinary speech. Sound burst mode doesn't need this; it works for any mantra automatically.
Counts are stored only on this phone/browser. Copy a backup occasionally (or before clearing Chrome data) and save it somewhere safe — paste it back here to restore.
Auto-calibrate against a real sample — chant it, tell the app the true count, it finds the best settings for your voice and today's pace. Do this fresh right before each real session, since your pace and volume vary day to day and a stale calibration won't match.
Add a manual count — for silent meditation, mental japa, or any counting done without the app (e.g. at office).
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Calibrate detection
Voice match listens for the word "Shivaya" (fuzzy-matched against likely mishearings) and counts one repetition each time it hears it. It tends to undercount at chanting speed, so auto-calibrate measures your actual miss rate against a real round and scales future counts to compensate. Needs internet + Chrome. More resistant to background noise (fans, traffic) than sound burst, since it only reacts to actual speech.
Detects each spoken repetition as a burst of sound separated by a pause — it doesn't verify the words. Calibrate first using the box above (chant a real sample, tell it the true count) — do this fresh each session since your pace and volume vary day to day. Use the ± buttons to true it up against your mala.