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A small studio of practice-and-daily-life apps, led by Switchava 19, a jaap and switchword counter.
https://atmaloop.com
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AtmaLoop builds simple apps for a spiritual practice and everyday life, described on the site as ranging from jaap and switchwords to homemade food, studying together and seva. Its first shipping product is Switchava 19, a jaap and switchword counter intended for daily practice, which also carries a library of 29 switchword programs organized by the problem they are aimed at.
Three further apps are listed as coming soon rather than available: Chulha, ordering homemade food directly from home cooks nearby; Samjhao, voice-only study discussions with other students; and PunyaSaakshi, seva performed on your behalf — tree planting, feeding cows, dogs and birds, helping people in need — returned with photo and video proof.
The site is offered in Hinglish, English and Hindi, with the language chosen on entry and changeable later. Pricing for Switchava 19 is published on the homepage, and the studio is operated under a named individual with a support email and linked privacy and terms pages.
Speakers of Hindi, Hinglish or English keeping a daily jaap or switchword practice, and readers interested in devotional seva and home-cooked food services.
Counting and tracking a daily jaap or switchword practice; looking up switchword programs by the problem they address; ordering homemade food from a nearby cook, once Chulha launches.
Paid
Individual plan prices are not publicly listed. Check the official site for current pricing.
Switchava 19 offers a 7-day free trial, then ₹499 for six months, ₹799 per year, or ₹1,999 for three years. The other three AtmaLoop apps are announced but not yet released.
Pricing and availability last checked: Oct 24, 2026 · Source: official website
Prices are stated plainly on the homepage and the multi-language entry flow is unusual for a practice app aimed at Hindi speakers.
Only one of the four announced apps has shipped; Chulha, Samjhao and PunyaSaakshi are marked coming soon.

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