Chinese sutra reading: what makes daily practice easier?

Hi everyone — I'm the maker of PrajnaLamp (般若心灯), a Chinese-language Buddhist reading and daily practice app for iOS and Android.

I'm sharing it here in the product's own forum to invite useful feedback ahead of our launch. The app brings together character-by-character pinyin, reading bookmarks and auto-scroll, digital prayer beads, Buddhist music, and practice records. The launch gallery includes real screenshots from both platforms, with English captions explaining the features.

If you read Chinese sutras or are learning to recite them, what gets in the way most: pronunciation, keeping your place, or returning to a daily routine? I'd be interested in concrete examples of what would help.

Product page: https://www.producthunt.com/prod...

Downloads and Android installation instructions: https://prajnalamp.com/

The app and its content are currently in Chinese; this isn't an English-language guided meditation app. Android is an official website APK download, not a Google Play listing. Thanks for taking a look — questions and honest feedback are welcome.