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Kamla Devi · Dadi

Karva Chauth vrat — the way her mother taught her

🎙 Voice note · 4 min
1984
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Rajesh · Papa

Satyanarayan Katha, every step and every mantra

📜 27 steps · samagri list
2012
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Ananya · You

Saved Dadi's lori and the family Diwali puja

📸 38 photos
2041
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Satyanarayan Katha · 27 steps

✓Clean the puja sthan, draw the rangoli
✓Place the kalash with mango leaves
3Offer panchamrit — Dadi adds tulsi first
4Read the five adhyayas
KalashBanana leavesPanchamritTulsiPrasad

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Auspicious dates for moving into a new home

8 November 2026
Diwali — highly auspicious for new beginnings
19 April 2027
Akshaya Tritiya — traditionally favoured for property

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Families keeping it alive

We used Parampara to document our family's Satyanarayan Katha step by step. My son in Canada performed it correctly for the first time without calling us at 2 AM. That was the moment I knew this was worth it.
SASunita Arora
Mother of 2 · Ludhiana
The AI samagri generator saved us before our Griha Pravesh. I had a complete list with quantities in under a minute — showed it to the pandit and he added just two items. Nothing was forgotten.
VMVikram Malhotra
IT Professional · Bengaluru
My dadi is 84. She has more ritual knowledge in her head than I could write in a year. We're finally capturing it — her voice, her words, her way of explaining things. I can't put a price on that.
PNPriya Nair
NRI · Toronto, Canada
Three branches of our family — Punjab, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu — now share one space. The Navratri guide resolved a debate we've had for years. Now we all know which colour goes on which day.
AKAnanya Krishnan
Teacher · Chennai

Questions families ask

What is Parampara?

Parampara is a private family space for Indian and South Asian families to save their rituals, recipes, family tree, photos and elders' voices — and share them with relatives anywhere in the world.

Is it free?

Yes. The free plan includes unlimited family members, rituals and memories, the family tree, the festival calendar and invites for the whole family, with up to 2 family spaces. Pro adds the print-ready Heritage Book, the AI ritual assistant, the Mannats tracker and unlimited family spaces.

Is my family's data private?

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Does it work for every religion?

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How do relatives join?

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Can family abroad use it?

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