
Highlights
- Presents the letters of Indian language scripts as reference material.
- Supports comparing one script against another rather than teaching vocabulary.
- Runs on Android devices only.
- Released under GPL-3.0-or-later, so the source can be modified and redistributed.
About this application
Aksharam is a reference application for the writing systems used across Indian languages. It is built around the letters themselves rather than around lessons or vocabulary drills, so the intended use is looking something up: finding how a given sound or character is represented, and comparing one script against another.
The audience is readers who already read at least one Indian script and need a bridge to a second, along with learners who want a compact place to check letter forms. It is a consultation tool, not a course, and it does not set out to teach grammar or conversation.
Distribution is limited to Android, so there is no desktop or iOS build to fall back on. The source is released under GPL-3.0-or-later, which permits reuse and modification under the same terms.
Where to get it
Android
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From the publisher
Package identifier:
in.digistorm.aksharamv1.0.16.7 MBreleased 06/10/2023
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