Android · v2.8.8 · ≈68 MB
One app. The wholemarket of a district.
Groceries from the block market, food from a kitchen down the road, a doctor who answers for ₹50, a maker in the next panchayat, vegetables on a standing order, somebody to come along to the bank, and a vehicle when you need one — on one account, carried by drivers who live where you live.
Not on the Play Store yet — the listing is with Google. It installs directly from us.
What you can do with it
Ordering, the way it already works
Photograph your parchi
Write the list the way you always have, on whatever paper is to hand, and photograph it. That photo is the order — the shopkeeper reads your handwriting, not a machine's guess at it.
Or just say it out loud
Hold the button and speak the list. Reading and typing are not the same skill, and neither should be a condition of buying dal.
Pay how you already pay
From the wallet by UPI, in cash at the door, or on udhaar — recorded against the shop, with what is owed and by when.
Watch it come
The driver is from your own panchayat. Collection is photographed against the order, so what left the shop is what arrives.
See your village
Not a catchment area — your village, with what reaches it, who delivers here, and what is still missing.
Talk to a doctor for ₹50
A video call with a registered doctor at your own block market. You pay the rest of their fee only if they say they need to see you in person.
Arrange a parent's meals
A household in their village cooks every day and a driver takes it to the door. Set it up once from wherever you live, and pay for it from there.
Ask a neighbour
Sixty-one kinds of small work — ironing, a tap, a form, the shop, somebody to sit with your father — at a price the neighbour set, paid from the wallet when the job is done.
Keep a wedding on one list
The tent, the halwai, the band, the pandit, the lights and the vehicles, with what each costs and what is still not arranged.
Ask for what isn't there
Register interest in a service that hasn't started in your block. It is counted, and it decides what opens next.
Everywhere else
We open blocks where households are asking
Deliveries run in Harnaut block of Nalanda and nowhere else yet. That is a real limit, not a soft launch — a driver, shops and a route have to exist before an order means anything.
The honest way to get your village served sooner is to make it visible. Register it here, and register it again inside the app — a signed-up household counts for more than a form, because it says somebody is ready to order the day a driver arrives.