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Private pilot

Your community. Your savings. Your marketplace.

Saanjha brings neighbours, families, trusted local businesses and services together — helping communities buy smarter, discover trusted providers and save more.

Saanjha is in private pilot with a small number of societies — you’ll need an invite from a neighbour to join one.

The Saanjha app home screen, showing shops near you, shortcuts to browse products, request an item and find a provider, and your community's shortcuts.

What is Saanjha?

Buy better. Save together. Grow together.

Saanjha is a community-powered platform — neighbours, families, local stores, service providers and delivery partners, connected through the community you already live in. Not another delivery app chasing speed: a way to buy smarter, together, from people and businesses you trust.

Discover better prices

Through community buying, trusted local sellers, planned purchases and wholesale sourcing — not through a discount that has to be funded by someone.

Buy from people you can trust

Verified local businesses and service providers with a badge that describes real checks, not anonymous listings behind a search box.

Organise together

Group and community purchases, shared household shopping lists, and requirements your neighbours and nearby sellers can respond to.

Find what is already around you

Local services — from electricians to salons to tiffin — discovered the same neighbours-first way you would ask a friend.

Community buying

“I’m going to the wholesale market on Saturday.”

One of Saanjha’s core ideas. A community member announces a trip — date, time, and what they plan to buy. Other members place their requirements. The buyer purchases in bulk and distributes at a common point, or arranges delivery.

  1. 1

    A community member plans a wholesale-market visit and sets an order cutoff.

  2. 2

    Neighbours add their requirements before the cutoff.

  3. 3

    The buyer purchases in bulk for everyone who joined.

  4. 4

    Neighbours collect at a common point, or have it delivered.

The buyer may earn a margin or service benefit for serving the community, subject to Saanjha’s policies.

Is Saanjha another quick-commerce app?

No — it optimises for something else entirely.

Quick commerce optimises for one thing: get it immediately. Saanjha optimises for buying smarter, together, from people and businesses you trust — creating opportunities to discover better prices through community buying, local sellers, planned purchases and wholesale sourcing.

Quick commerce

  • Optimised for immediate delivery

Saanjha

  • Community buying
  • Opportunities for better prices
  • Trusted local sellers
  • Planned purchases
  • Group buying
  • Local services
  • Community relationships

The full version of this comparison — against quick commerce, national e-commerce marketplaces and managed home-services platforms, for the buyer and for the seller, with every figure sourced — is its own page.

Community commerce

Your neighbourhood becomes your marketplace.

A community on Saanjha is your society or apartment complex — the people you actually live near, not a citywide marketplace of strangers.

  • Join nearby communities, and belong to more than one — home, a parents’ group, wherever you actually shop.
  • Discover trusted sellers and local services already active in your community, plus offers specific to it.
  • Participate in group purchases and share requirements other members can respond to.
  • Keep one household list. Connect family members so everyone adds to the same shopping list, with members and permissions under your family’s control.

You can browse nearby communities within a set radius — without seeing any other member’s private information.

Beyond the neighbourhood

Your local shop can now sell to the whole country.

Shops on Saanjha are listed on India’s open commerce network, so someone on the other side of the city can find them, order, and have it delivered. For the shopkeeper it costs nothing — and the neighbourhood shop you already buy from becomes a business that can grow.

Found on any shopping app

Not only inside Saanjha. Shoppers using other apps on the network see the same shelf, at the same price.

Delivered by a booked courier

Same city or city to city — quoted and booked for the shop, rather than a rider it has to hire.

Nothing deducted

The buyer pays the seller directly, so Saanjha never holds the money and cannot take a cut of it.

₹0 subscription · ₹0 commission · ₹0 transaction feefor every shop, permanently

More than shopping

Local services, close to home.

Booking, appointments, packages and recurring visits — home or in-store, with provider profiles and real availability. Home repair, beauty and wellness, tuition, pet care, tiffin, pandits, cabs and community outings.

Home & repair

Electricians, plumbers, carpenters, house help, car wash.

Beauty & wellness

Hairdressers, salons, spa and massage, home therapy.

Learning

Tuition and tutors, with child-safety checks that are mandatory, not optional.

Food from home kitchens

Tiffin plans and neighbours cooking a little extra, under one food-safety spine.

Mobility & outings

Cab booking and community outings with shared expenses.

Culture & care

Pandits and pooja services, vastu consulting, pet grooming, doctors and trainers.

The rest of the platform

What holds the neighbourhood together.

Delivery, sourcing and verification are the parts nobody markets and everybody depends on. Each has its own page, because each is a real commitment rather than a bullet.

Saanjha Delivery

A store’s own staff, shared local delivery partners, or external logistics — one partner able to serve several stores and communities.

B2B Procurement

Brands and distribution partners connected to local sellers, with demand consolidated so smaller stores can source like larger ones.

Trust & Verification

The Saanjha Verified Business badge, what each check covers, and what it deliberately does not promise.

How communities grow

Many becoming one, one connection at a time.

Nothing here depends on a marketing budget. Each side of the marketplace brings the next one with it.

  1. 1

    One community member joins.

  2. 2

    They invite their family, and the household shares one list.

  3. 3

    A local seller joins the community and invites their own customers.

  4. 4

    Service providers join, because the demand is already there.

  5. 5

    Better selection and steadier demand create better procurement opportunities.

  6. 6

    A stronger community — and a reason for the next one to start.

Bring your neighbourhood onto Saanjha.

Available now on Android and iPhone. You’ll need an invite from a neighbour to join a community — or talk to us about bringing your store, service or society on.