mitr is developed and operated by Zarsh Inc., a company registered in the United States.
Correspondence is handled by email. Postal address available on request at team@bewithmitr.com.
mitr was built for people who encountered these texts early in life and now live outside the communities where they first heard them. The design objective was narrow: a companion for ordinary days that responds with established material rather than advice.
Data, privacy and account deletion: privacy@bewithmitr.com.
All other inquiries: team@bewithmitr.com, or see the support page.
The app is published as Mitr: Wisdom Companion on the App Store and on Google Play.
Corrections on matters of tradition or citation should go to the same address and are treated as defects.
The verses are drawn from the Bhagavad Gita and related texts, which are in the public domain. The renderings used in mitr are our own, written for clarity, and are not word-for-word translations. No religious or academic body has endorsed them.
Our standard is that no verse is better than an incorrect one.
mitr is not therapy or medical care. It cannot diagnose or treat any condition, and it should not be the only source of support when you are struggling.
If you need help now, crisis helplines are listed here.