Watch AI read a poster

Most mandirs share their programme as a poster on WhatsApp, often in Gujarati. Toran uses Claude, Anthropic's AI, to turn a poster into draft events, and a person checks every one before it goes live. Try it on a sample mandir's posters.

1. Choose a poster

A colourful Holi poster from Shree Sample Mandir, Anytown: Holika Dahan on Sunday 21 March 2027 at 7.30pm, and a Holi colours celebration on Saturday 27 March 2027 from 11am to 3pm. It asks stallholders to call Rameshbhai Patel on 07700 900123.

Holi posterIn English, with a volunteer's name and phone number on it A programme in Gujarati from Shree Sample Mandir: Maha Shivaratri on Saturday 6 March 2027 at 8pm, Ram Navami on Thursday 15 April 2027 at 12 noon, and Hanuman Jayanti on Tuesday 20 April 2027 at 7pm. The contact is Minaben Shah.

A programme in Gujarati from Shree Sample Mandir: Maha Shivaratri on Saturday 6 March 2027 at 8pm, Ram Navami on Thursday 15 April 2027 at 12 noon, and Hanuman Jayanti on Tuesday 20 April 2027 at 7pm. The contact is Minaben Shah.

Gujarati patrikaOnly in Gujarati, with three festivals and a contact A notice of Shree Sample Mandir's darshan and aarti times every day: mangla aarti at 7am, rajbhog aarti at noon and sandhya aarti at 7pm.

A notice of Shree Sample Mandir's darshan and aarti times every day: mangla aarti at 7am, rajbhog aarti at noon and sandhya aarti at 7pm.

Darshan timesTimes for every day, but no dated events

Open the Holi poster full size

2. Have it read

The rules it follows

It only makes drafts. Nothing is published until the mandir's committee, or Toran, has checked it.
Only the picture is sent, never who sent it, and Toran doesn't keep it.
It's told to leave out people's names, phone numbers and addresses, and to make nothing up: a poster with no dates gives no events.
On this page you can only try Toran's own sample posters, so no one's details are ever sent.

The sample mandir, its posters and the people on them are made up. More on how Toran is built.