DEMO — synthetic data, independent hackathon prototype

Jeevana

Life doesn't happen department by department.

Jeevana tells you what to do next, what you missed, and what's coming.

Built for India. Piloted in Andhra Pradesh.After a birth or a death, no one tells you what comes next. Government portals exist for each department, but nothing publishes the order. Jeevana turns scattered services into one guided path.

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Steps
7
Departments involved
6
Separate portals
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Places the sequence is documented

What one family faces after a death — before Jeevana.

Open now

3 guided journeys

  1. A child is bornRegister the birth with the local Registrar, enrol the newborn for Aadhaar, add the child to the ration card, and start the U-WIN immunisation schedule.Open journey
  2. Turning 18Voter registration through Form 6, a PAN card, and a learner's licence followed by a driving licence on Parivahan.Open journey
  3. A death in the familyDeath registration, the legal heir and succession certificates, transferring a family pension, claiming nominee benefits, deactivating Aadhaar and voter records, and mutating property to the heirs.Open journey
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One map for the whole household

Describe your household once. Jeevana maps all 16 life stages for each person, showing what is done, blocked, coming up, or still far away.

It then finds the one missing paper that unlocks the most — and turns the next actions into a bilingual card you can print.

Open the Life Map

Sample family · Concept, not live

Sravani's life map

2 · See
DoneReady when it happensBlockedComing upPassed / not yet
  1. Done

  2. Starting school

    Done

    Done

  3. Turning 18Coming up

    Coming up. In 9 months

  4. Higher education

    Blocked

    Blocked. Needs caste & income certificate

  5. The first job

    Coming up

    Coming up. In 9 months

  6. Going abroad

    Blocked

    Blocked. Needs pan card

  7. Getting married

    Not yet

    At 21

  8. Becoming a parent

    Blocked

    Blocked. Needs marriage certificate

  1. Buying a vehicle

    Blocked

    Blocked. Needs driving licence, pan card

  2. Buying property

    Blocked

    Blocked. Needs pan card, own bank account

  3. Moving city or state

    Blocked

    Blocked. Needs voter id

  4. Starting a business

    Blocked

    Blocked. Needs pan card, own bank account

  5. Illness or disability

    Blocked

    Blocked. Needs health cover (pm-jay / policy)

  6. Losing a job

    Blocked

    Blocked. Needs own bank account, pan card

  7. Retirement

    Not yet

    At 60

  8. Blocked. Needs nominee on bank account

One engine · many ways to reach people

Jeevana reaches you where you are

The same dependency engine can deliver an ordered path on a screen, on paper, or one plain text message at a time. A smartphone should never be the price of knowing what comes next.

Try the interactive SMS preview
Concept, not live
10:242G

JD-JEEVNA

Verified · Jeevana

28 Aug 2026

JEEVANA: You are registered for the Birth journey. 6 steps in order. Reply DONE after each step. Reply STOP to end.

Step 1 of 6 - Register the birth. Go to the Municipality/Panchayat office with the hospital record and an ID proof. Free within 21 days. Verified: crsorgi.gov.in 28-Aug-2026. Reply DONE when finished.

JEEVANA: Free birth registration ends in 9 days. After that a late fee and extra paperwork apply. Step 1 is still open. Reply DONE if completed.

29 Aug 2026

JEEVANA: Sravani turns 18 in 9 months. Start now: Aadhaar biometric update, then voter Form 6 on the 18th birthday. Verified: uidai.gov.in, voters.eci.gov.in.

DONE

Step 1 marked done. Step 2 of 6 - Download the birth certificate…

Text message
Sender ID shown for illustration. Real headers need TRAI DLT registration, which is planned.
SMS · plannedWhatsApp · plannedPrintable card · in the Life Map

How Jeevana works

  1. 01

    Choose an event or household

    Choose a life event or describe the people who share your home.

  2. 02

    Tell us what you hold

    Answer a few questions or tick the papers already in your folder.

  3. 03

    Get the order

    Receive an ordered path, what is blocked, and the one thing to fix first.

  4. 04

    Continue officially

    Continue through official sources for the actual service.

A roadmap for the whole of life

The pilot begins with three journeys. The same event-first model can make the rest of life's administrative moments easier to navigate.

Open now Planned
    1. A child is bornOpen journey Register the birth with the local Registrar, enrol the newborn for Aadhaar, add the child to the ration card, and start the U-WIN immunisation schedule.
    2. Starting schoolPlannedSchool admission, the RTE 25% reserved quota, and the caste and income certificates that most admissions and later scholarships depend on.
    3. Turning 18Open journey Voter registration through Form 6, a PAN card, and a learner's licence followed by a driving licence on Parivahan.
    4. Higher educationPlannedScholarships on the National Scholarship Portal, education loans through Vidya Lakshmi, and the domicile, migration and transfer certificates colleges ask for.
    5. The first jobPlannedActivating your UAN with EPFO, ESIC registration, professional tax, and filing an income tax return for the first time.
    6. Going abroadPlannedPassport application and police verification, a Police Clearance Certificate, apostille of educational documents, and what changes once you hold NRI status.
    7. Getting marriedPlannedRegistration under the Hindu Marriage Act or the Special Marriage Act, gazette notification for a name change, and the cascade of updates that follows across Aadhaar, PAN, passport, bank and EPF nominees.
    8. Becoming a parentPlannedThe PMMVY maternity benefit, statutory maternity and paternity leave, and adding a dependent to employer and insurance records.
    1. Buying a vehiclePlannedRegistration certificate through Vahan, third-party insurance, the PUC certificate, HSRP plates, and the NOC and transfer process when you sell.
    2. Buying propertyPlannedStamp duty and sale deed registration, mutation in municipal or revenue records, the encumbrance certificate, property tax assessment, and RERA verification for under-construction projects.
    3. Moving city or statePlannedAadhaar address update, ration card portability under One Nation One Ration Card, voter roll transfer through Form 8, and moving the LPG connection.
    4. Starting a businessPlannedUdyam registration, GST registration and thresholds, the Shops and Establishments licence, trade licence, and opening a current account.
    5. Illness or disabilityPlannedAyushman Bharat PM-JAY eligibility, state health schemes such as Aarogyasri, the disability certificate, and the UDID card.
    6. Losing a jobPlannedEPF withdrawal and advance rules, transferring your UAN, continuing ESIC cover, and claiming unemployment relief under ABVKY.
    7. RetirementPlannedEPS-95 pension, NPS exit and annuity choices, gratuity, the senior citizen card, and the Jeevan Pramaan life certificate that has to be filed every year.
    8. A death in the familyOpen journey Death registration, the legal heir and succession certificates, transferring a family pension, claiming nominee benefits, deactivating Aadhaar and voter records, and mutating property to the heirs.

Why Jeevana

Government services are published by department. People experience them as a sequence. Jeevana does not replace official portals. It supplies the connective tissue: what comes first, what depends on it, and where to continue officially.