Sakha · by Dharma AI · Voice · Mobile
A friend who listens, and answers with wisdom.
A voice companion rooted in Dharmic philosophy for meaningful living.
Start for free, and see the change in your days.
Free to download · Your conversations stay private
What is Sakha?
Sakha is a voice companion from Dharma AI. You speak with it about what has no easy answer: a decision you are stuck on, a relationship that is fraying, a loss you are carrying, or the question of what it is all for. Sakha answers from the Bhagavad Gita, in plain and practical language.
The name
Sakha means friend. It is the word used for Krishna in the Gita: a companion beside you, not a teacher above you.
Relationship, not library
Not a meditation app, not a content feed, not a therapist. A daily conversation that remembers where you left off.
A verse to begin
“You have the right to action, but never to its fruit.”
Bhagavad Gita · 2.47
How it works
Conversations with depth
Speak as you would to a friend. Sakha answers from the Bhagavad Gita, never preachy, always practical.
This morning's shloka
One verse each morning, with a single question to carry through your day.
Ten minutes a day
A short daily conversation that fits into a real life. Small, steady practice is what changes things.
Guided practices
Breathwork, journaling prompts and short contemplations for when words are not enough.
Enhanced memory
Your friend who remembers everything you share, so each conversation builds on the last instead of starting over.
Private by design
Your conversations stay yours. Read our privacy policy.
A conversation with Sakha
Say what is really on your mind.
An illustration of how Sakha speaks. Real conversations are spoken aloud, and private.
Ancient source, modern hand.
700 verses · 18 chapters
The Bhagavad Gita
A conversation between Arjuna and Krishna at the moment Arjuna cannot decide what to do. Every answer from Sakha is drawn from it, and names the chapter and verse it comes from.
Duty
Finding your own path, not someone else's.
Decisions
How to choose when every path costs something.
Action
Doing the work without being ruled by results.
Steadiness
Staying calm through gain and loss.
Do I need to be religious to use Sakha?
No. Sakha does not follow or promote any religion. It draws on Dharmic philosophy as practical wisdom for everyday life, and you need no belief, background or prior reading to begin.
Is Sakha a therapist?
No. Sakha supports reflection and personal insight, but it is not a replacement for medical or psychological care.
What does it cost?
You start with enough free credits for your first few conversations. Sakha is designed around about 10 minutes a day, and when you want more time, you choose a credit pack. No subscription.
Sakha is not a substitute for professional care. If you are struggling or in crisis, please reach a qualified professional. In the US, call or text 988.
Wellbeing & safety →A conversation is waiting.
Find a quiet place, and begin when you are ready.
Start for free · Your conversations stay private