SahyogBharat

users feedback section.
Ai voice conversation yet to be developed.
profile section for changing languages and other notification and playback speed etc.
voice search with Ai and voice information in regional languages.
Home section.
home page with regional language by detecting location and that locations regional language home section interface.

SahyogBharat was built with one mission in mind — to bridge the gap between rural citizens and access to government schemes. Many of us on the team come from small-town backgrounds, and we've seen how a lack of awareness, complex processes, and language barriers often prevent deserving families from benefiting from welfare initiatives.

The project began with rapid prototyping using Bolt, where we focused on designing a UI inspired by the simplicity of everyday apps like YouTube and WhatsApp. Our aim was to keep the interface intuitive and accessible even to first-time users with minimal digital literacy.

We developed the app using React Native with Expo, ensuring lightweight performance on low-end Android devices. Voice search functionality was enabled using the Google Speech API, and Azure Text-to-Speech brought each scheme to life through audio narrations in local languages. For multilingual accessibility in the community section, we integrated Bhashini. We also implemented offline caching so users in low-connectivity areas could still explore key information.

Throughout the build, we faced typical early-stage challenges — from npm package conflicts and Expo config issues to syncing problems in GitHub — but each hurdle taught us more about shipping resilient solutions under constraints.

SahyogBharat isn’t just a project. It’s our collective effort to ensure that the power of technology and AI reaches every corner of Bharat — especially those who've been left behind.

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I led the entire development of Sahyog Bharat — from ideation to deployment. I designed the UI using Bolt with a focus on rural accessibility, then built the app using React Native and Expo. I integrated key features like voice search, AI scheme narration (via Azure TTS), and multilingual support using Bhashini. I set up Firebase for backend services and handled offline caching for low-connectivity areas. I also managed GitHub version control, resolved package issues, and shifted development to Gitpod for better performance. Every line of code and design choice was guided by my mission to make government schemes accessible for every citizen in Bharat.

ADITYA KASAUDHAN
In the Sahyog Bharat app project, I contributed mainly to the frontend and scheme suggestion features. The problem we aimed to solve was the lack of a simple and user-friendly platform for rural users to access government schemes. To address this, I helped design a clean and responsive user interface, working on forms and pages for user registration and scheme browsing. I also contributed ideas for the scheme suggestion logic, where users could receive recommendations based on their age, income, and occupation. This made the app more personalized and easier to use. As a result, the app provided a smoother user experience and helped people discover relevant schemes more effectively.

Meghashree Mohapatra
Gallant Bhulla

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ADITYA KASAUDHAN started this project — Jun 30, 2025 02:44 PM EDT

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