What is a niyam book in Jainism?

A niyam book (nyam-nod) is a shravak's daily observance log — a private record of vows kept each day. Traditionally paper; Niyam Kalpavraksha digitises the same practice with a sangh leaderboard, streak, and 30-day garden view.

What are the ten canonical niyams tracked?

Navkar mala, Samayik, Svadhyay, Naya Gatha, Ayambil, Ekasan, Chauvihar, Alochana, Guru Vandan and Seva — the practice-oriented daily observances every shravak and shravika works with.

How is my daily score calculated?

Each canonical niyam is worth 10 points; ten ticked = 100/100. Custom niyams each add their own weight (default 10). Total is capped at 100 so full canonical is always a perfect day.

Can I edit or hide niyams?

Yes. Admins can override name/hint of any canonical niyam from Admin → Niyam Book → Edit canonical niyams. Devotees can add up to 15 personal custom niyams from the + Add row.

Where is my data stored?

Entries live in a public Supabase table keyed by the display name you set. No email, no login, no phone number required — the same name you use on the Navkar mala also carries over.

Niyam Kalpavraksha

Ten niyams. One score. A growing garden.

Tick each vow you kept today. Each petal is worth 10 points; light all ten and a golden bloom joins your garden.

Today · Saturday, 11 Jul

Navkar mala

At least one full mala chanted

0/7

Samayik

48 min of stillness

0/7

Svadhyay

15+ minutes of scripture reading

0/7

Naya Gatha

Learned a new stavan / gatha

0/7

Ayambil

One meal of ayambil (bland) food

0/7

Ekasan

Only one meal today (single sitting)

0/7

Chauvihar

No food/water after sunset

0/7

Alochana

Self-review of the day's conduct

0/7

Guru Vandan

Pranam / vandan to gurus

0/7

Seva

Helped someone / anukampa daan

0/7

Your last 30 days

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