A place for real questions
Ask Krishna what is on your mind
When a question keeps returning, it can help to put it into words. Hey Krishna is built for honest questions, gentle reflection, and practical perspective.
Available now on Android. Coming soon to iPhone.

Ask in your own words
Explore without needing prior scripture knowledge
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There is no required kind of question
You might ask about fear, work, love, grief, anger, purpose, family, discipline, or a choice you cannot settle. You can also arrive without a question and say what happened today. The conversation begins from your life, not from a fixed lesson plan.
Hey Krishna is designed to help you examine what you are carrying. It may offer a different frame, connect your situation to a spiritual principle, or help you name the next small action that feels honest.
You do not need to perform spirituality
The app is for curious beginners as well as people with an existing practice. You do not need to know Sanskrit, quote a verse, or make your question sound devotional. Clear everyday language is enough.
The Bhagavad Gita is one meaningful foundation of the companion, but the conversation is not limited to scripture explanation. The focus stays on helping you reflect on the situation in front of you.
Keep the limits in view
AI can be incomplete or wrong. Hey Krishna should not replace a trusted person, spiritual teacher, qualified professional, or emergency service. Treat its responses as material for reflection, not as commands or guaranteed answers.
Common questions
Questions about this experience
What can I ask Hey Krishna?
You can discuss everyday questions about relationships, work, emotions, purpose, habits, and spiritual practice in your own words.
Do I need to know the Bhagavad Gita?
No. Prior knowledge is not required. Relevant spiritual ideas are explained in plain language when they help the conversation.
Will the app make decisions for me?
No. It is designed to support reflection, not to replace your judgment or qualified professional advice.