metagaonAndroid · v3.3.8 · ≈68 MB
One app. The whole market of a district.
Shops, kitchens, makers, farms, doctors and vehicles across a whole district — connected by electric rickshaws driven by people who live in the villages they serve.
Free. No advertising, and nothing to subscribe to.
Before you install Metagaon
We are early. Metagaon is onboarding its first households in Harnaut block of Nalanda district, and that is the only place an order can actually be delivered today.
If you are somewhere else it is still worth installing. Open it and register your village — interest is counted by block, and the block asking loudest is the block that opens next.
Install from Play and Android handles the updates itself. The direct download stays for anybody whose phone cannot reach the Play Store, and it is the same app.
These describe the file this page hands you. An app installed from Play shows its own version on the listing, and the two are not always the same build.
Installing it directly
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Tap Download. Your browser will warn you that this kind of file can harm your device — that warning appears for every APK, including ones from the companies that write them, so choose Download anyway.
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Open the downloaded file. Android will ask whether to allow installs from this source; allow it for your browser, and the installer opens.
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Open Metagaon and register your village. That is the whole setup — there is no account to create before you can look around.
Checking you got our file
This is the SHA-256 of the build on this page. If you know how to check one, do — it is the only thing that proves the file on your phone is the file we published. If you do not, the download link on this page is the safe one.
790b73050665dd4b3fe39b4c0902ba7f5d3f35e0298952fa7a6a762854133cffHow it updates
An app installed from Play is updated by Play. One installed directly tells you itself when a new build is out and installs it the same way — you will see the unknown-source prompt once more each time.
Live in Harnaut block, Nalanda. The rest of the district is mapped, not served — and the block where the most households ask is the block that opens next.