Products
Four products our team builds and supports — each one born from a real gap in the field, each one still in service. All of them designed for constrained conditions: low bandwidth, low-end devices, high stakes.
Built and stewarded by our team
Community service & data collection platform
An open-source, AI-supported, low-code platform for creating custom field-service applications. Offline-first, sector-agnostic, and self-serviceable — used by 60+ projects across health, education, farming, social security, and water.
60+ projects · 1M+ beneficiaries
Our team helped build it; Avni integrates with it
Hospital information system & EMR
An open-source electronic medical record and hospital information system for low-resource settings. Our founding team's work on Bahmni shaped everything Samanvay builds.
500+ hospitals & clinics worldwide
Built with NHSRC, Government of India
Healthcare quality assessment
Quality and effectiveness assessment for public hospitals and health centres — NQAS, Kayakalp, Laqshya and Dakshata checklists in an assessor's pocket.
Used by Ministry of Health assessors nationwide
Designed, built, and shipped by our team
Clinical decision support for CHWs
Guides community health workers through assessing people with COVID and pneumonia symptoms — privacy-first triage on an Android phone, no server required.
Built with Jan Swasthya Sahyog during the pandemic
Our people have also built TeleSathi (moderated tele-consultation for low-resource settings) and Mentor To Go (mobile mentoring, with Mentor Together).
How Avni is built
Metadata-driven
Organisations design their own forms, workflows, and decision rules — no forks, no rewrites. One platform serves maternal health, classroom observation, and water-body restoration.
Sync when the network returns
The field app assumes dead zones. Data lives on the device and reconciles with the server whenever a connection appears.
AI-supported, low-code
Avni has evolved from a coded platform toward conversational app creation — putting more ownership in the hands of non-profits.
The code
The Avni platform is developed in the open under AGPL-3.0. These are the repositories our team works in every day.
Get involved
Avni is free to self-host and open to contribution. If your organisation needs implementation help, custom engineering, or long-term stewardship of a deployment, that is exactly the work we do.