SikhiSidak análises de aplicativos para 11 de janeiro

Kirtan Darbar is now SikhiSidak! Experience Gurbani like never before with the updated SikhiSidak app. Stream live Kirtan, explore a rich archive of Gurbani, and personalize your experience with new features designed for modern Sikh spirituality. Key Features: • Live Kirtan: Listen to live streams from Gurdwaras worldwide, including the Golden Temple. • AKJ Samagam Archives: Access a comprehensive library of Kirtan from various AKJ Samagams, updated automatically with the latest recordings. • Playlists: Create and manage playlists to keep your favorite tracks organized. • Favorites Section: Quickly access the tracks you love in the all-new Favorites section. • Sync Across Devices: Use your Google account to sync playlists, favorites, and preferences across multiple devices. • Offline Mode: Download your favorite Kirtan tracks and listen offline, anytime, anywhere. • Wallpapers: Exclusive Sikh-themed wallpapers handcrafted by talented artists, available to personalize your device and support the Sikh art community. • Dark Mode Support: Enjoy a seamless experience with full native Dark Mode compatibility. ----------------------------------------------------- New Wallpapers Feature: Explore our collection of Sikh-themed digital wallpapers, created by talented Sikh artists. Subscribing unlocks these beautiful artworks and directly supports the artists. Personalize your device and contribute to the Sikh art community. Subscribe today to enhance your experience and help uplift Sikh artists. ----------------------------------------------------- Support Us: We’ve kept Kirtan at SikhiSidak free and ad-free to make Gurbani accessible to everyone. Subscribing not only enriches your spiritual journey but also helps sustain the app and support the Sikh artist community. We value your feedback! Please leave us a review and help grow this platform. ----------------------------------------------------- Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/