Vandan keeps a ready-made card waiting on your phone every day — good morning, the day's deity, whichever festival is on. Your photo and your name are already on it. Nothing to crop, nothing to type. One tap and it is your WhatsApp status.
Free download · Android 7 and above
Vandan is not an editor. The card you see is already yours before you touch it.
A mobile number and the code we text you. No password, no form to fill.
Pick a photo and type your name once. From then on they land on every card by themselves.
Open the app and today's cards are waiting. Tap Share for WhatsApp status, or save it to your gallery.
Picture, wish, and an empty ring left for you.
The app places just your photo and name — exactly where the card left room.
Mornings, weekdays, tithis, festivals and national days — the set changes itself to match the date.
No template to hunt for, no photo to crop, no name to type. It is all done before you arrive.
Open the feed and your photo and name are on every card — in the spot and the colour the card was drawn for.
It runs off the calendar: the weekday's deity, the tithi, the festival, the national day. Today's set is ready by morning.
1080×1350, the full height a status wants. One tap to status, or save it and send it anywhere.
Most cards also come as a four-second clip with music, so the status does not sit still.
Wishes, thoughts and shlokas are written in Hindi, not translated into it.
Your photo is used to make your cards and nothing else. It has no public address and no other user ever sees it.
Today's set, the way out to WhatsApp, and the one place your own details live.






The set turns over with the date.
With your photo and name, at full size.
Status, a chat, or your gallery.
Change the photo or the name and every card follows.
Real photographs, hand-picked lines, and a place kept open for your face.
Every morning, millions of people send a good-morning wish. What they have to send is usually blurry, carries somebody else's watermark, or has been forwarded a dozen times already.
Vandan makes each card from scratch: a real photograph, a line worth reading, and room set aside for your photo and your name at the time it is drawn. Nothing is pasted on afterwards.
The set is built from the festival calendar, so it matches the date on its own — the weekday's deity, which day of Navratri it is, or a national day that deserves a mention.
Yes. Browsing the catalogue, getting the cards with your photo and name on them, and sending them costs nothing.
It is stored on our server so your cards can be made and so they follow you to a new phone. It has no public address, no other user sees it, and deleting your account deletes it.
No. Give the photo and name once; after that they are placed for you, in the spot each card was drawn around. You can change the design if you want to, but you never have to.
Yes — the cards are 1080×1350, the full height a status uses. Share puts it straight on your status, or save it to the gallery and send it wherever you like.
Hindi today. The wishes and thoughts are written in Hindi rather than translated into it. More languages will follow.
Android 7.0 and newer. There is no iPhone version yet.
Yes. Download it free from Google Play; it runs on Android 7 and newer. Open the listing.
Install Vandan and tomorrow's card is already waiting.
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