DAIMOKU PRO | Soka gakkai app

About this app

DAIMOKU PRO is an application which enables you to efficiently manage your chanting records and cheering up with world SGI members. - Basic Function- 1: Record Chanting You can record your Daimoku chanting by stopwatch. It is also enable to record your past Daimoku individualy and multiply at the same time. 2: Prayers management flexibly manage your prayers. If you want other users to chant your prayers, you can make it public. You can also "Prayed", "comment", and "share" which you want to cheer up. 3: Target management You make the target of your Daimoku. Check your progress against your targets. 4: Check your records. By three different views(Daily, Monthly, and flexible period), you can check your Daimoku Records. 5: Friend Function You can be friends with world wide SGI members on this application. Then, cheer up each other, and spread your determinations. 6: Daimoku Group Function (Domei Daimoku) You can simultaneously chant Daimoku with world wide SGI members together. With more than thousands members, you can chant Daimoku together. It is also enable you to create private Daimoku groups. 7: Timeline Function You can post your activities, Taiken, or benefits from Daimoku. Your post can cheer others up. 8: Showing currently chanting users and groups This application show always the currently chanting users and groups. You can notice the fact that every seconds someone is chanting. You are not alone. ※ What is "Prayed"? You can deliver your Daimoku to others prayers or users themselves by tapping and "Prayed" icon. Users who received "Prayed" can feel someones cheering by app notification. Please refer more detail information "How to Use" within app.

- Added the ability to search journal entries - Fixed various other minor issues - We’ll continue improving the app to make it even easier to use.

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1. First observed Sep 4, 2026 · 1:47 AM Free