Every release, in plain language.

A reading now opens one chapter at a time: what you said, the Gita, your paths, what to do and your first step, each a tap from the next. After the call comes what could go wrong and the likeliest reason, every path is scored on the eight Gita lenses, and your first step waits for a moment you pick. Hold a path and a sheet shows it at peace: a short scene from a few weeks ahead, written from your own words.

• NewThe reading opens chapter by chapter: what you said, the Gita, your paths, what to do, your first step. The menu shows the whole reading at once.
• NewAfter the call: what could go wrong, and the likeliest reason. Add your own and Sarathi answers it.
• NewFor the overthinker: every path scored on the eight Gita lenses, with a karma score for each. The scores read the paths, never you.
• NewYour first step waits for a moment you pick: one Sarathi suggests, or your own.
• NewOn a free reading, holding a path opens a sheet that shows it at peace: a short scene from a few weeks ahead, written from your own words, and how Pro walks it with you.

On the pages where most people arrive, the dilemma box, one line on what a reading gives you and the button now sit on the first screen, with a reading to read underneath. Creating an account is shorter: e-mail and a password, or Google, and the page says plainly that no card is needed and your words stay private.

• ImprovedThe theme pages open on the dilemma box and one line on what you get.
• ImprovedCreating an account asks for less and says no card is needed.

The privacy page now says exactly what our ads measurement shares and what it never does: after you accept cookies, Meta learns that a sign-up came from an ad, matched by a one-way code of the e-mail you typed; it never receives your dilemma, your reading or anything you write to Sarathi.

• ImprovedThe privacy page states what the Meta pixel shares, and what it never does.

When a new version of KarmaLens goes live, a reading that is already running now gets more time to finish before the previous server steps aside. Behind the scenes, where each reader first found KarmaLens is now recorded with more care, so the people building it can see what truly helps.

• ImprovedA reading in progress gets more time to finish while a new version goes live.
• ImprovedWhere each reader first found KarmaLens is recorded with more care.

The servers behind KarmaLens renew themselves through the day. A reading that is running now finishes before its server steps aside, and the page shows it the way it always has; nothing you typed is lost.

• ImprovedA reading in progress finishes before its server renews itself.

Under every verse the reading quotes, a new note says how that teaching reads your dilemma and how it bears on the option the reading leans to, named word for word. A second, independent check reads every note before it reaches you. The same notes are printed in your Decision Record.

• NewWhere it points: under each verse, how the teaching reads your dilemma and how it bears on the option the reading leans to.
• NewBoth notes under the verse are printed in the Decision Record.
• ImprovedOpen your confirmation link a second time, from another app or browser, and the page says your e-mail is confirmed and takes you on to sign in.

Each category page now opens on one real reading, carried step by step to its close the way Pro carries yours, with the dilemma box right under it. The Sanskrit of twenty-five verses renders exactly as written. The price line reads the same on every page, in the reading's own words; the billing page says it plainly; and the privacy page says exactly what is kept after you delete your account.

• NewA real reading on every category page, followed to its close.
• ImprovedTwenty-five verses' Sanskrit renders exactly as written.
• ImprovedOne price line everywhere, in the reading's own words.
• ImprovedAfter you delete your account, your payment records keep only unreadable fingerprints of your e-mail and phone.

Deleting a reading now stops every message about it, even one already on its way to you.

• ImprovedDeleting a reading stops every message about it, even one already on its way.

The reading's call always addresses you directly. Rerun a past reading with new words and a full reading starts at once. Sign in with Google and it recognises your Google account itself, so a changed address still lands in your own account. The trial line says the trial and the price in one breath. Deleting a reading, clearing them all, or closing your account finishes in one step, and nothing about a deleted reading reaches you afterwards. The light theme's accent text reads cleanly on every public page.

• ImprovedThe call always addresses you, never your own words read back at you.
• ImprovedRerunning a past reading with new words starts a full reading at once.
• ImprovedGoogle sign-in recognises your Google account itself; a changed address still finds your account.
• ImprovedThe trial line says the trial and the price, nothing else.
• ImprovedDelete a reading, clear them all, or close your account in one step; nothing about a deleted reading reaches you afterwards.
• ImprovedThe accent text on every public page passes the contrast floor in the light theme.

The dilemma box sits on the home page on every phone. Write there, sign up with your e-mail or one tap on Google, and your first reading starts at once with your words already in place; confirm your e-mail from your inbox whenever you like. Past readings now show the dilemma you wrote, on the page and in the PDF.

• NewGoogle sign-in in one tap, straight into the reading.
• ImprovedEach past reading shows your dilemma, on its page and in its PDF.
• ImprovedOne Pro price line on the reading, and a compact pill at the Sarathi cap.

When your free Sarathi messages on a reading are used, the page says so in one place: the Pro element carries the count and the header steps back, whether you reach the cap mid-conversation or come back to the reading later.

• ImprovedAt the Sarathi cap the header no longer repeats the count beside the Pro element.

The step you hold now says only what matters: it stays open until you mark it done, at your pace. The home page's "While it is open" step uses the reading's own words, and the pricing cards say the same.

• ImprovedThe held step on your reading says only what it is: open until you mark it done, at your pace.
• ImprovedThe home page's "While it is open" step shows the reading's own two choices: mark it done, or ask Sarathi a doubt.

Once a week, to everyone who keeps the weekly mail on: one real reading of a dilemma we wrote, word for word, in Gaurav's own words, with the one question Sarathi asked first and the call it made. Make your own call, then see if KarmaLens agrees. Reply and it reaches him.

• NewThe Sunday letter: one real reading a week, in English or Hinglish, signed by Gaurav.
• ImprovedEvery control on your journal is a comfortable tap on a phone.
• ImprovedThe FAQ names the free trial only where you can take it, and says plainly how to cancel Pro.
• ImprovedThe privacy page says what the weekly mail is and when it goes.

Pro now appears at the moment it helps on a free reading: after the call, on an option you explore, when your first step is held, and when your free messages are used. Each time it says what it gives you, with one honest line on the price. Every Sarathi message shows how many free ones you have left.

• NewOne Pro element at each moment of the reading: the Council's second look at the call, an option in depth, every next step, Sarathi with no limit.
• NewA small count on every Sarathi message shows your free messages left on this dilemma.
• ImprovedThe wait screen says what Pro adds after the call.

Wherever Pro appears, it now carries one quiet, finer look: thin, light and a little smaller, set apart from the reading itself, which keeps its strong voice and its buttons. And every word you read from KarmaLens, on the site and in every mail, says what it does and what you get, in one confident voice.

• NewPro has a look of its own on every Pro line and card: thin, light and quiet, so the reading stays the main thing and Pro reads as the finer tier.
• ImprovedEvery line from KarmaLens, on the site and in every mail, speaks in one confident voice about what it does and what you get.
• ImprovedThe invite link on your journal sits in a proper field: the whole link visible, and Copy right below it on a phone.
• ImprovedA sealed reading sits exactly within your phone's width, every card in its place.

If a closed dilemma comes back at 2 a.m., Sarathi answers you on the record: what the call rested on, what you did, and what you wrote when it ended. It opens the dilemma again only when you ask.

• NewIf a closed dilemma comes back at 2 a.m., Sarathi answers you on the record, and opens it again if you ask.
• ImprovedThe Decision Record (PDF) carries your steps and how each one went.
• ImprovedYour journal shows where each dilemma stands: the open step, the done step, or the day it was settled.
• ImprovedThe pricing page shows the two plans side by side, with the one point that matters: Pro writes every step until your dilemma is closed.
• ImprovedSarathi's free allowance is now simply 4 messages per dilemma. On Pro there is no limit.

The first step of a reading is held at your pace. When you tap Done and say how it went, Sarathi writes the next step from your words, or closes the dilemma when nothing is left to decide.

• NewYour first step waits for you: hold it, and mark it done when it is done.
• ImprovedEvery step after the first, written from how the last one went, is part of Pro.
• ImprovedYou can close a dilemma yourself, and Sarathi closes it when nothing is left to decide.

Posts written in the earlier scoring method open with a short, dated note on how a reading works today, and thirteen titles no longer speak of scores or verdicts.

• ImprovedPosts written in the earlier scoring method open with a short, dated note on how a reading works today; thirteen titles no longer speak of scores or verdicts.
• ImprovedUnder the hood: one founder command adds the note, retitles the posts and lands four hand edits, each once, each with a revert.

The posts written when KarmaLens worked differently now describe the reading as it works today, and the tool that updates them tries once more when a rewrite is refused.

• ImprovedBlog posts describe a reading that asks the decisive facts first and makes one call, instead of a score on fixed lenses.
• ImprovedUnder the hood: the blog tool retries a refused rewrite once with the reason named, and catches a lens 'scoring' anything, whatever the count.

The sign-up and delete pages say exactly what the Pro trial is, and the pricing and billing pages tell a returning e-mail there is no second trial.

• ImprovedThe sign-up page says the trial is for a new e-mail address; the delete page says a started trial stays used for this e-mail.
• ImprovedThe pricing and billing pages, and the menu, tell a returning e-mail there is no second trial.
• ImprovedUnder the hood: a founder control to clear a trial-ledger row, so a trial can be re-tested on one e-mail.

The microphone hears Hindi, English or Hinglish without a language choice, this page now lists every release with its time, and the Pro trial is once per e-mail.

• NewTap the mic and speak. KarmaLens detects the language; Hindi arrives in Roman letters, with one tap to Devanagari, and your choice is remembered.
• NewWhat's new is a release changelog: one row per version, times in IST, the newest open, a dot on the link and a line on your journal when something is new, and a feed to follow.
• ImprovedThe 14-day Pro trial is once per e-mail address. Deleting the account does not reset it, and the privacy page says what is kept.

The blog's category pages now describe the reading as it works today.

• ImprovedBlog category pages describe the eight lenses as a way of looking at a decision, never as a score.
• ImprovedUnder the hood: a tool for the founder to bring older blog posts up to date one paragraph at a time, never adding or changing a verse.

The guide, the FAQ and the other pages now match the reading you get, and the privacy page says what we record about visits.

• ImprovedHow to read your result, What you get, the FAQ and the situation pages describe today's reading: the facts first, one call or a plain word on why it can't be made yet, the first step with a date, two to four options with their cost, and a verse only where one fits.
• ImprovedThe PDF of a reading is free on earlier readings too.
• ImprovedYou can delete your account yourself, and the FAQ and privacy page now say how.
• NewThe privacy page explains the page-visit record: which pages were opened, never your words, kept for 90 days.
• ImprovedUnder the hood: the founder's view of the Pro trial and of how people find their way around the site.
• ImprovedSince v2.3.18 the first step waits for you: it stays open until you mark it done.

The old usage meter is gone: your journal counts your readings, with no cap.

• ImprovedYour journal shows how many readings you've had this month and in all, with no cap, in place of the old usage meter.
• ImprovedThe billing page no longer shows a readings quota.
• ImprovedThe Pro payment e-mail lists what Pro includes, and says when it is the first payment after the trial.
• NewPro members still in the free trial now get the Saturday members' letter too.

Nothing changes on your side; this release is for the founder's page.

• ImprovedUnder the hood: the founder's page shows how readers move from sign-up to a reading, week by week.

The privacy page now says what we note about how you found KarmaLens.

• NewThe privacy page has a "Where you came from" section: the page you first landed on and the kind of site that sent you, never your words.
• ImprovedUnder the hood: the founder's page counts Pro trials and members.

The microphone on the dilemma box is on: say it in Hindi, English or Hinglish.

• NewTap the mic on the dilemma box, on the reading page or the home page, and speak in Hindi, English or Hinglish.
• ImprovedHinglish comes out in Roman letters, the way you'd type it.
• NewThe words land in the box for you to edit before the reading starts.

Pro replaces the one-time purchases. Readings stay free either way; today's price is on the pricing page.

• NewPro is one monthly plan, and it starts with a free trial.
• NewA Deep Reading on any option of a reading, not only the whole reading; unlimited on Pro.
• NewWalk With Me and the Council every week on Pro, and Sarathi without a cap.
• ImprovedOne plain line about the trial, and one place to cancel: Billing.

Two safety upgrades behind the reading.

• ImprovedUnder the hood: the safety checks raise a flag, and a person decides what happens next.
• ImprovedUnder the hood: tighter rules keep the Gita's words to the verse card.

A Gita verse now appears on more readings, and fits better when it does.

• ImprovedIn our tests a verse appeared on about three readings in four, up from just over half, and fit better.
• ImprovedMore readings arrive whole: a draft that needs more depth goes back for another pass before you see it.

The call is written by a newer model: it arrives sooner and reads cleaner.

• ImprovedIn our tests the call arrived about ten seconds sooner.
• ImprovedThe call reads cleaner, to its last word.

Every call you see is a complete sentence.

• ImprovedEvery call is checked to end on a full stop before you see it.
• ImprovedClearer wording on the Council Reading.

The last words of every call are polished before you read them.

• ImprovedThe last words of every call are checked and polished before the reading is shown.

The site's frame works at every phone width, and a lost sign-in brings you back to your reading.

• ImprovedThe footer, the cookie strip, the menu and the text boxes work at every phone width.
• ImprovedSigned out while a reading is being written? Sign in and you come straight back to it.
• ImprovedThe check-in page speaks Hinglish when your reading did.

A new design across the site, in dark and light, with a new home page and reading page.

• NewA new design across the site, in dark and light.
• NewThe home page shows one real reading, word for word, and a live count of the decisions read so far.
• ImprovedThe reading page leads with Sarathi's lines, then the call with its first step and the day in words, then your options.
• ImprovedWrite a dilemma before you sign in and your words wait for you on this device.
• NewShare a reading from the reading page: only the share line and the verse go on the link.
• New"What Sarathi remembers" is in the menu: yours to see, edit or wipe.