PRESS & CREATOR KIT
Scroll Shlokas
The Bhagavad Gita.
One verse at a time.
We’re looking for collaboration posts. Use our footage, add your voice, and introduce your audience to the Gita.
11 clips · 1080 × 1920 · 30 fps · silent
READY FOR YOUR EDIT
Core feature footage
Short clips from the app, without music or added captions. Full screens are preserved with side padding. Captured in the iOS simulator, with actual taps, typing and swipes. Notes and reading activity are staged examples.
ACTUAL APP MOTION
Show the scroll
Actual native reader swipes. Use these recordings to show how one verse moves up and the next takes its place.
KEEP IT RECOGNIZABLE
Icons & screenshots
Use the original icon in the appearance that fits your edit. Screenshot downloads contain native app views, without marketing headlines.
THE SHORT VERSION
What is Scroll Shlokas?
Scroll Shlokas is a Bhagavad Gita reader for iPhone and iPad. Read in English or Hindi alongside Sanskrit, search by meaning, and explore clear explanations with modern-life examples. Discover verses, save favorites, write private notes and keep a verse close with widgets.
Product copy & creator notes ↓- Publisher
- Ankur Gupta LLC
- Library
- 701 verses · 18 chapters
- Languages
- English, Hindi and Sanskrit text
- Widgets
- Hourly, daily and favorite verses
- Access
- Weekly or annual subscription. Eligible annual subscribers receive a 1 week free trial. Regional prices and eligibility appear in the app.
- Contact
- me@ankgupta.com
LET’S CREATE TOGETHER
Make a collaboration post with us.
Bring your perspective on the Gita, show the app in use, and tag @scroll.shlokas.bh on TikTok. Email your idea and profile link so we can agree on the collaboration before you publish.
Pitch a collaboration post ↗Using the kit
You may edit the supplied app footage and artwork for reviews, editorial coverage and promotional posts about Scroll Shlokas. Keep verse references accurate. Text excerpts retain their own source credits and licenses; include the relevant credit from the download notes when quoting them. This does not license the app itself under Creative Commons.
Read the source credits and usage notes · Paid partnerships should be clearly disclosed.