Citizen
Citizen is a non-governmental assistant that helps people in India find and understand
Central Government information in any of the 22 scheduled languages or English. A citizen types
or (speaks, coming soon) a question such as "Am I eligible for PM-KISAN?" and gets a short
written answer in their own language, drawn only from official government pages, with a
citation for every claim and a button that opens the official page. It never processes an
application, a payment or a personal document. It is not a Government of India website and
says so on every screen.
नमस्ते, भारत.
வணக்கம், பாரதம்.
Hello, India.
Citizen is now in beta. Ask about any government scheme or service in any of 22 Indian
languages or English. Answers come only from official government websites, in your language,
with the link to check.
For now it covers the Central Government. State governments and all other government websites
are coming soon.
There's no sign-up, and it never asks for Aadhaar, PAN, bank details or money. It isn't a
government site: it's an independent public service from Aryabeta.
If you're a native speaker of one of the less-served languages, we need your corrections.
https://beta.citizen.org.in
Stage
Current platforms (X, YouTube) prioritize engagement at the cost of toxicity, and text-based
forums (Quora, Reddit) succumb to gaming, groupthink, and unchecked misinformation.
Stage is a next-generation, AI-augmented live broadcast platform designed to solve the
"Signal-to-Noise" crisis in online discourse. By utilizing advanced AI technologies to curate,
synthesize, and surface high-intellect interactions, Stage transforms passive audiences into
active contributors, creating a digital space where the best experts meet the best
questions.
Project Textbook
Modern education is increasingly defined by rote learning and "grade-level silos." Students are
trained to answer questions for a specific test, stifling the natural curiosity to explore
related topics outside their immediate syllabus. Textbooks are static, dense, and disconnected
from the rich, multimedia world students live in.
Project Textbook is a platform that hosts the entire curriculum (grades K-12) as a unified,
interactive library.
Kawach
Insurance aggregators suffer from several critical issues where users struggle to understand
exclusions, waiting periods, and technical jargon. Agents prioritize plans with higher
commissions rather than the user's actual needs. Critical information (e.g., pre-existing
disease clauses) is often buried in non-user-friendly legal text.
Kawach aims to remove all bias and simplify complex "fine print". The platform will empower
users to make informed decisions based on their specific family needs and medical history. The
core value proposition is transparency, user-friendly design, learned decision making and cost
savings passed directly to the consumer.