Namaste Product Hunt 👋 I'm Amit. I built Seedhi Baat after sitting in one too many RWA WhatsApp groups where the same complaint about a broken streetlight went around for two years and nothing happened — because nobody knew how to say it to anyone who could actually fix it. Bharat has 950 million voters and ~5 ways to say "thank you" or "this is broken" to the people who run our cities. All of them are in English, all of them assume you have an email, and most of them assume you'll fight a bureaucracy in your free time. Most Indians don't have free time. So we made the simplest possible thing. What it does (live, ₹0): • Share feedback in 13 Indian bhashas — Hindi, Tamil, Bengali, Marathi, Telugu, Kannada, Punjabi, Gujarati, Malayalam, Odia, Assamese, Urdu, English. By voice, photo, or text. 8 seconds. • 5 kinds of feedback — 👏 shaabaashi, 💡 sujhaav, 🔧 samasya, 📋 yojana, 🚨 jaldi. Most apps only let you complain. We start with shaabaashi. • 🎭 Gumnaam mode — share without your name. One tap. • Phone is your pehchaan — no OTP, no email, no password, no app store. Opens straight in Chrome on a ₹8,000 Android. • Apne mohalle ki report — friendly weekly digest of what your area is saying. What's deliberate (and Indian): No paid APIs. No email at any phase. No ads, ever. Voice-first because the auntie in my mohalla files better feedback than I do — but only in Hindi, only by voice. Built for her, not for me. My ask from PH India today: Open it on your phone in Mumbai / Delhi / Bengaluru traffic — does it load in 2 seconds on 4G? If you read Hindi, Tamil, Bengali, Marathi — file one piece of feedback in your bhasha and tell me what feels translated, not native. Brutal feedback. Better now than at 50k users. Not chasing #1. Chasing the right 5,000 Indians who'll keep using it past day 7. — Amit (built from a flat in Gurgaon, ₹0 marketing, 14k+ already on the waitlist)

Seedhi Baat — India's Constituency OS

Apne mohalle ki seedhi baat. In 13 Indian bhashas.

Apne mohalle ki seedhi baat. In 13 Indian bhashas.