Why KHOJ exists
Lost & found in India is still too fragmented.
People often lose belongings in metros, campuses, malls, airports, events, hotels, or offices. The problem is not just losing the item — it is not knowing where to begin searching. KHOJ is designed as a central digital layer that connects users with lost & found systems and improves recovery visibility.
Single place to report lost or found items
Cleaner matching between user reports and center logs
More trustworthy handover and claim journey
Scalable model for campuses, transit hubs, and institutions
Startup positioning
Modern civic-tech + trust-first SaaS.
KHOJ is not meant to look futuristic for the sake of it. It should feel reliable, calm, and product-grade. That positioning is better for users, better for pitches, and better for institutional partnerships.
Professional product language
Clear UX over flashy visuals
Supports users and institutions both
Founder-led story with real Indian problem depth
Potential partner network
Who KHOJ can work with over time
Metro systems
Airports
Malls
Hotels
Events
Team
Keep this page founder-led and credible.
Founder
Vision, product direction, startup storytelling, frontend design, and pitch narrative.
Core engineer
Backend setup, reporting flow, matching logic, admin systems, and deployment support.
Growth / partnerships
Outreach to institutions, positioning, and coordination for future integrations.
FAQ
About the platform
Is KHOJ just for individuals?
No. KHOJ is useful for both individuals and institutions like campuses, transit hubs, and commercial spaces that handle lost items.
How is this different from a simple lost-item board?
KHOJ is designed as a structured product with matching, status workflows, user dashboards, and future center integrations.
Can this become a real startup?
Yes. The problem is real, scalable, and has strong civic-tech as well as product-led startup potential if executed well.