Temple Bell

A great bronze temple bell under a wooden beam. Grab the rope, pull down, and hear it toll — in dawn courtyard, night shrine, snow, or monsoon.

Try it live

Grab the rope below the bell and pull — the harder you pull, the deeper the toll.

The bell & its temples

A bell with a real voice
Five inharmonic partials plus strike noise — the toll rolls out and decays for seconds. Its clapper is a true second pendulum, striking only when the swing earns it.
Pull the rope
Grab the rope knot and drag down — the bell builds swing with every pull, like the real thing. A small tug earns a small toll; a hard pull makes the whole room roll.
Four temples
Dawn courtyard with rising embers · night shrine with a crescent and fireflies · snow drifting down · monsoon rain slanting past the gopuram. Each with its own light and sound accent.
It keeps count
The status line quietly counts your tolls — and which temple you last rang in. A hundred tolls in the snow feels different from a hundred at dawn.

Keep it nearby

Windows
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macOS
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Linux
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Android & iOS
Soon

The web app works today on every device — open it and choose “Add to Home Screen” to keep the bell on your phone.

Temple Bell is a large voice in a small window — ring it whenever the moment asks for one. It is an independent product of Astro Daily.