Adavu Jathi

Adavu Jathi is an offline-first practice tool for Bharatanatyam dancers who drill adavus before recitals. Open the app and you land on the Tala Counter: a fullscreen tala wheel with a clear visual count, so you can focus on your footwork instead of keeping track in your head. TALA COUNTER • Fullscreen tala wheel showing the angas of your chosen tala (laghu, drutam, anudrutam) • Large tap-to-advance beat ring with a moving beat marker • Cycle and rep counter that keeps up while you dance JATHI SYLLABLE GUIDE • Syllables appear beneath each beat based on your chosen gati: tisra, chatusra, khanda, misra or sankirna • The current syllable is highlighted as you move SILENT VISUAL METRONOME • Auto-run mode with a BPM slider from 40 to 220 • Choose 1st, 2nd or 3rd kalam • Uses an in-app haptic tick and a screen pulse only. The app does not use your microphone or capture audio. ADAVU LIBRARY AND CUSTOM EDITOR • Starter sets: Tatta, Natta, Visharu, Tai Tai Tit Tat, Kuditta Mettu, Mei, Tirmanam and Sarikal • Step notes, hand and foot descriptions, and default tala and gati for each • Create or edit your own adavus with your own syllable pattern, tala, gati and notes PRACTICE LOG • Sessions save automatically with reps, cycles, tempo, kalam and duration • Rate your clarity from 1 to 5 after each drill RECITAL SETLIST • Order adavus and jathis into a recital run with target tempos • Run-through mode steps through your list one item at a time PROGRESS • Readiness bars for each adavu • Tempo ladder history, streak calendar and weekly cycle totals JATHI COMPOSER • Chain syllable blocks to build a korvai or jathi • Matra arithmetic check confirms the total fits whole tala cycles STAY ON TRACK • Home-screen widget showing today's drill goal and your streak • Optional daily practice reminder • JSON backup export, so your data stays in your hands Your practice data is stored on your device and the app works without an internet connection. Adavu Jathi supports your own practice and your teacher's guidance. It doesn't replace a guru.

Initial production release of Adavu Jathi. First release of Adavu Jathi. Drill with the fullscreen Tala Counter, jathi syllable strip for five gatis, and a silent haptic metronome (40-220 BPM, three kalams). Browse eight seeded adavus or create your own, log sessions with clarity ratings, build recital setlists, compose jathis with matra checks, and export a JSON backup. Adavu Jathi is an offline-first practice tool for Bharatanatyam dancers who drill adavus before recit…