How to Use My Gita

You can use EasyGita without an account to read chapters, explore concepts, and try learning resources anonymously. Registering is optional, but it unlocks My Gita: your signed-in study space for tracking quiz progress, reviewing Sanskrit vocabulary, saving important shlokas, and keeping personal study notes.

Use this guide when you are ready to make My Gita part of your regular Gita study.

Start with My Gita

Open My Gita to see recent activity and overall progress.
Open My Gita ->

Practice with quizzes

Use Concept quizzes for meaning and Sanskrit quizzes for vocabulary.
Open quizzes ->

Review saved study

Return to saved shlokas, personal notes, and section progress.
Open saved shlokas ->

Manage sharing

Use Settings to update your display name and public profile choice.
Open Settings ->

1. Check Your Dashboard

The My Gita dashboard is the quickest way to see what you have already started. It summarizes Concept quiz progress, Sanskrit vocabulary progress, Gita flairs, Gita notes, and recent quiz activity.

If you are signed in, open My Gita and use the top tabs to move between Dashboard, Concept, Vocab, Flairs, Notes, and Settings.

The dashboard gives you a compact summary of your saved learning activity.

Your Stats Are Private By Default

My Gita stats stay private unless you choose to make your profile public. If you want to share your learning progress, open Settings, choose a display name for your public profile, and turn on the public profile option there.

Public profiles show your display name and learning progress, not your email address. Personal note text remains part of your signed-in My Gita experience.

2. Use Concept Quizzes

Concept quizzes help you review the meaning of each chapter section. They are useful after reading a group of shlokas because they check whether the main ideas are clear.

From My Gita, open Concept progress to see chapter-by-chapter completion. You can also begin from the public Concept quizzes page.

Concept quiz cards show whether each section is done, in progress, or not started.

3. Build Sanskrit Vocabulary

Sanskrit vocabulary practice helps you recognize repeated Gita words. My Gita tracks unique words learned across chapter sections, so progress can grow steadily even when you study in small sessions.

Open Vocabulary progress from My Gita, or start directly from Sanskrit vocabulary quizzes.

Vocabulary progress focuses on Sanskrit words learned, not only quiz completion.

4. Save Shlokas With Flairs

Gita flairs let you mark shlokas you want to revisit. Use them for favorites, verses you are memorizing, and verses you have memorized.

Open Gita flairs from My Gita to review saved shlokas in one place. From a shloka page, use the available flair actions to save or update that verse.

Flairs make it easier to return to verses that matter to your current study.

5. Keep Personal Study Notes

Gita notes are for your own reflections. You can keep notes at the chapter level or for a specific verse, then return to them from My Gita.

Open Gita notes to review saved notes. When studying a chapter or shloka, use notes for questions, personal reflections, or reminders from your reading.

Notes help you keep chapter reflections and verse-specific observations together.

Suggested Study Flow

1. Read a short section of a chapter.
2. Take the matching Concept quiz.
3. Practice the Sanskrit vocabulary for that section.
4. Add a flair to any shloka you want to revisit.
5. Write a short note about what you understood or want to ask next.

This keeps reading, reflection, Sanskrit practice, and saved progress connected in one routine.