India's first open-source citizen medicine verifier & rural health bridge. Built for Bharat. Not just India.
India has a three-layer healthcare crisis that no existing platform solves simultaneously.
12–25% of medicines in India are fake or substandard — putting 1.4 billion people at risk with zero citizen-facing verification tool.
65% of India's population lives in rural areas with almost no qualified doctors — over 900 million people without accessible healthcare.
22 official languages — but health information is mostly in English or Hindi, leaving 500M+ non-Hindi speakers behind.
Delhi Police busted a counterfeit medicine ring supplying fake Johnson & Johnson and GSK medicines — made of chalk powder and starch — all the way into government hospitals. Patients had zero way to verify these medicines before consuming them.
SahiDawa fixes this. For free. Forever. Open source.
To empower every Indian citizen — regardless of language, location, or literacy — with the ability to instantly verify medicines, access qualified health guidance, and report counterfeit drugs in their community.
A Bharat where no child dies from a fake medicine, no farmer's family is misdiagnosed for lack of a doctor, and no language is a barrier to healthcare. Free. Open. Forever.
MIT Licensed. Always.
No hidden costs. Ever.
22 languages. All of Bharat.
No data sold. No ads.