Devanagari or Romanized
Read every hymn in Nepali script or in Roman letters, and switch whenever you like. Titles can be searched both ways.
Hymns in Devanagari and Romanized Nepali
Find any hymn by its number, its title, or a few words you remember. Read it without a signal. And when you worship together, follow along live, from one phone to the next.
Opens right in your browser. No account needed.
Read every hymn in Nepali script or in Roman letters, and switch whenever you like. Titles can be searched both ways.
Type a hymn number, a title, or just a few words you remember. Spelling it the way it sounds works too.
Tap the microphone and say the title or the first line. Handy when your hands are full.
After your first visit the hymn book is kept on your phone, so it opens even with no signal.
A leader sends the next hymn and it appears on every phone in the group. No accounts, just a short code.
Show the lyrics full-screen for the whole room, with the screen kept awake.
Also: favorites, adjustable text size, dark mode, and one-tap copy and share.
Worship groups keep everyone on the same hymn, without anyone having to say the number twice.
The leader creates a group and gets a short join code to share.
Everyone else types the code on their own phone. There is nothing to sign up for.
When the leader picks a hymn, it opens for the whole group.
Try worship groups Groups need an internet connection.
Add Hymnbee to your home screen so it opens instantly, just like any other app on your phone.
No. Open Hymnbee and start reading. Worship groups use a short code instead of accounts.
Yes, once the hymn book has been saved on your phone, which happens on your first visit. Worship groups need a connection.
Devanagari and Romanized Nepali. You choose in Settings, and your choice is remembered on your phone.
Yes. Open a hymn and choose the presentation button, or press P on a keyboard.