OmMarga

Daily Image
Main Page
Panchang
Pradikshana Counter
Japa Mala
Stotra
Stotra Library 2
Stotra Library 1

Inspiration

OmMarga was inspired by our desire to give back to our spiritual and cultural roots. In today’s fast-moving world, devotional practices often take a back seat. We wanted to create something that bridges tradition and technology, making daily practices like chanting, pradakshina, and reading stotras more accessible and meaningful.

What it does

OmMarga is a digital devotional companion that brings together:

Stotra Library in Telugu and English with search, favorites, and language switch.
Japamala Counter for counting 108 beads and tracking completed malas.
Pradakshina Counter to record rounds of circumambulation with daily resets.
Panchang / Tithi Info with a suggested daily stotra.
Daily Image/Wallpaper that changes every day to inspire positivity.

How we built it

We built OmMarga using:

HTML, CSS, JavaScript for UI and interactivity.
JSON for devotional data like stotras, quotes, and tithi.
LocalStorage to save user progress and preferences.
JavaScript logic for counters, quotes, daily images, and theme switching (Dark/Light mode).

Challenges we ran into

Managing stotras in two languages (Telugu and English) with proper formatting.
Ensuring counters reset daily while preserving progress across sessions.
Designing a clean UI that feels devotional yet modern.
Making all features consistent and smooth with LocalStorage persistence.

Accomplishments that we're proud of

Creating a devotional tool that blends tradition with technology.
Ensuring offline usability with LocalStorage.
Designing a user-friendly interface with minimal learning curve.
Staying true to our mission of spreading devotion through tech.

What we learned

How to structure and handle JSON data for devotional content.
Effective use of LocalStorage for persistent user data.
Designing devotional user experiences that balance simplicity and functionality.
Building time-based features like daily resets and randomization.