Your personal altar, thangka gallery, and meditation companion — always with you, wherever you are.
Enter Your Altar"Wherever you are, your practice can be there too. The altar is not the wood and gold — it is the mind that meets it with devotion."
A wooden altar you arrange exactly as you like — candles, statues, bowls, incense, torma, flowers. Drag and drop freely.
Upload your own thangkas. A large center thangka with a silk curtain that slides up to reveal the deity within.
Real bell tones at the start and close of every session. Five to forty-five minutes — your practice, your pace.
Mantras for every tradition with recitation counters. Tap to count each recitation of your chosen practice.
Make the seven traditional water bowl offerings and the full set of eight Tibetan offerings with intention.
Add photos of your gurus, teachers, and loved ones in gold, wood, or silver frames on the altar or wall.
Step-by-step guided deity visualization practice — move through each stage at your own pace.
Browse free public domain thangkas from major museums, or manage your personal sacred image collection.
Rooted in Tibetan Buddhism, open to all who maintain a home altar or sacred space.
Your altar is ready. Step inside and let the practice begin.
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