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Candidate Website & Campaign App

Everything else you build sits on rented land — a platform can throttle your reach or take your page down mid-campaign. Your site and app are the only assets you own outright, and they keep working after the election.

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Load time on 3G
2 apps
Voter-facing + worker-facing
100%
Data and code handed to you
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The candidate website

Fast, multilingual, and built to rank for the candidate's name and the constituency. Biography and record, current work with photographic proof, manifesto, press coverage, event calendar, grievance form and volunteer signup. Loads in under a second on a 3G phone, because a large share of your constituency is not on fibre.

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The campaign app

Two apps, actually. A voter-facing app: booth and serial number lookup, grievance filing with photo and GPS, event calendar, candidate updates. And a worker-facing app: booth agent attendance, panna pramukh task tracking, polling-day turnout reporting, and live field data capture that feeds the war room dashboard. The worker app is the one that changes outcomes.

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Grievance capture as a vote machine

A grievance filed, tracked and closed with a follow-up call is the highest-conversion voter interaction we measure — higher than any advertisement. The app makes it systematic: file, assign to a ward in-charge, SLA, close with proof, and message the voter. Campaigns that run this properly enter the next election with a database of people they have actually helped.

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Donations and compliance

Where you accept online contributions, we implement contributor identity capture, the 20,000-rupee threshold rules, foreign contribution restrictions and Form 24A reporting. This is an area where enthusiasm creates legal problems, so we build the compliance in rather than bolting it on.

FAQ

Candidate questions, answered directly

Do voters actually download a campaign app?

In an assembly constituency, realistically 2–5% of voters. The worker app is where the real value sits — that one gets adopted because tasks and payments flow through it.

Who owns the data after the election?

You do. Source code, database and voter records are handed over at the end of the engagement. We do not resell campaign data, and we do not carry it to another client in the same seat.