Automatic daily playback
Preset schedules for Suprabhatham, prayers, mantras, aarti and other temple audio.
For temples
Mandirvani
The voice of the Mandir, on time, every day.
GPS-secured automatic Suprabhatham and temple audio. Mandirvani drives the temple's existing PA system and plays prayers on a weekly schedule, for days, months or years without anyone attending it. It takes its time from GPS, so a drifting clock or failed backup can never play prayers at midnight.
GPS TIMEAUTOMATICSUPRABHATHAMONLINE + OFFLINE
Why GPS matters
Built for temples that cannot afford a wrong-time prayer
An ordinary RTC clock drifts, loses its backup or gets reset. In an unattended temple, one wrong schedule can mean Suprabhatham at midnight. Mandirvani uses GPS as its time reference.
| Problem | Mandirvani approach |
|---|---|
| RTC time drift | GPS time reference reduces dependence on a free-running clock. |
| RTC or backup failure | GPS provides an independent external time reference. |
| Wrong schedule after a power or time problem | Time is re-established from GPS before scheduled operation. |
| No daily operator | Automatic scheduled playback, designed for unattended operation. |
Features
The simplicity of Roboticbell, with GPS time assurance
Mandirvani keeps the straightforward controls of the Roboticbell economy model and adds what an unattended temple needs.
GPS time reference
The key difference for unattended operation: the right time, every morning.
Preset audio
Stores and plays the temple's own selected devotional recordings.
Weekly scheduling
Set each day's programme once, such as Shiva Suprabhatham on Monday, and let it run.
Manual control
Authorised users can operate or test the system at any time.
Online and offline
Runs from its own schedule offline. Online, programmes can be scheduled and serviced over the internet.
Meghavani ready
Supports Meghavani slave devices, so the temple's programme can reach devotees beyond the premises.
Uses your PA system
Connects to the temple's existing amplifier and speakers.
Simple operation
Designed for small and medium temples with no dedicated audio operator.
A typical temple schedule
Install, configure, and let it perform its duty
Connect Mandirvani to the PA system, set the temple's weekly devotional schedule, and it plays automatically.
Monday 05:00Shiva Suprabhatham · GPS-referenced schedule
Monday morningShiva prayer or mantra
NoonOptional prayer or announcement
Monday eveningShiva aarti or devotional audio
NightNo playback unless specifically scheduled
Where Mandirvani sits
The temple keeps its schedule. The voice reaches every home.
Mandirvani is the temple end of the Vedagramam ecosystem. Its programme can travel over Meghavani to devotees' phones and to Vedavani in their homes.
Bring Mandirvani to your temple
Talk to us about installation, schedules and pricing.