A quiet reading utility first
Rushi does not promise religious outcomes, run a social feed, or add leaderboard pressure. It keeps scripture reading, mala counting, and practice lightweight.
Scripture reading and copy-practice app
Rushi brings together the Diamond Sutra, Heart Sutra, multilingual scripture text, mala counting, quiet sound, and source-backed copybook practice based on open or public-domain source images. Reading and mala features are free; Copy Practice Unlock is an optional one-time in-app purchase handled by Apple StoreKit.
Rushi is organized around quiet sutra reading, mala counting, and copy-practice with source-backed calligraphy images.
Version 1.1 adds iPad support and calligraphy copybooks. Scripture reading, mala counting, and quiet sound remain free; Copy Practice Unlock is an optional one-time Apple StoreKit purchase, not a subscription.
The copybook materials are disclosed as public-domain, open-license, or otherwise openly usable sources. In copy practice, users can view original copybook images, switch Diamond Sutra pages, drag between pages, and zoom for closer inspection.
Each product page is written for users, reviewers, and builders: what it solves, what it does not solve, and what can be reused.
Rushi does not promise religious outcomes, run a social feed, or add leaderboard pressure. It keeps scripture reading, mala counting, and practice lightweight.
The calligraphy practice feature is based on source-backed copybooks rather than decorative stickers, including Liu Gongquan and Ouyang Xun materials where available.
The core app stays free, while calligraphy copy-practice is a one-time optional unlock handled by Apple StoreKit.
Clean scripture text and multilingual material provide the everyday reading base of the app.
Mala counting stays local and quiet, without accounts, leaderboards, advertising, or social sync.
Copy practice uses source images such as Liu Gongquan Diamond Sutra stone-rubbing copybook material and Ouyang Xun Heart Sutra copybook material, subject to their public-domain or open-use source notices.
Original copybook images can be opened from copy practice with full-screen viewing, page switching, horizontal dragging, and zoom.
The iPad version gives reading, copy-practice, and image preview more room while keeping the App Store presentation aligned with real devices.
Scripture and calligraphy materials should identify versions, source status, and use boundaries before they become product claims.
The optional unlock should explain premium copy-practice without confusing users who only want reading and mala features.
Chinese users may use system text alongside calligraphy; other-language users can still treat the copybook as a visual practice image.
The Rushi diary tracks public-domain scriptures, calligraphy source materials, iPad support, StoreKit one-time unlocks, and App Store compliance for a quiet content app.
Scripture reading, mala counts, copy-practice works, settings, and copybook practice state stay on device. Rushi has no account system, no ads, and no third-party tracking. The optional one-time Copy Practice Unlock is handled by Apple StoreKit, and Hooosberg does not receive Apple IDs, payment methods, or billing details.