Software Products
Applications built for Indian users, not adapted for them.
Two products, both in development: Vanij, GST billing for small businesses, and Zindsa, a daily companion across six faiths.
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GST billing, with your data staying yours
GST billing software is a crowded category in India. Most tools compete on price, how complete their compliance coverage is, or how easy the interface is. Fewer compete on what happens to your data once it is in their system, and there are enough documented complaints, features quietly paywalled after being free, data that is hard to get back out, to make that a real gap rather than a marketing angle.
Vanij is built around a concrete, checkable commitment: export your full data, anytime, no fees. Not a vague promise about "ownership," a specific thing you can actually test once the product is live.
India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act gives businesses a legitimate reason to care where their data sits and who can see it. Vanij is being built with that requirement in mind from the start, not added on afterwards. Regional-language support is planned alongside it, so the software works in the language you already run your business in.
A daily companion across six faiths
Zindsa is a daily companion app spanning six faiths in one product, rather than one faith at a time. The design principle behind it is source-traceability: every reference the app surfaces should be traceable back to where it came from. That is a claim about how the product is built, not a claim about any particular faith, scripture or practice, and we intend to keep it that way.
This page describes the product concept only. We are not publishing scripture content or citations here, and this section will stay brief until the product itself is ready to speak for it.
A note on where this stands: because Zindsa touches religious content across multiple faiths, we are being deliberate about content governance and about India-specific legal considerations, including the religious-sensitivity provisions in the IT Rules 2021, before any wider content is published. This review is ongoing. In development.