Kinha Technology
Queues are everywhere in Indian small business, and almost none of them are managed. We build software for the people running those queues — on the phone they already own, in the language they already speak.
What we build
We would rather do one thing properly than four things adequately. Right now that one thing is Meri Bari.
A WhatsApp queue for Indian clinics
A patient messages the clinic on WhatsApp and gets a token and a private link. They wait at home instead of the corridor, and are told when to set off. The doctor has one button. The clinic pays ₹2 per patient booked; the patient pays nothing.
Visit Meri BariHow we build it
These are not values on a wall. They are the tiebreakers we use when a decision is genuinely hard, and they are written down where the people building it have to read them.
The default answer to “should we add a component?” is no. Every new moving part is a thing that breaks on a Saturday morning in a clinic with no IT staff.
The person using our software is on their feet with someone waiting in front of them. If a task cannot be done in under three seconds, it is not finished.
Not “we protect it” — we don’t collect it. Meri Bari holds no symptom, diagnosis or prescription. Data you never took cannot leak, and cannot be sold.
When our software is down, the business carries on and nobody loses their place. Nothing we build may make the offline fallback worse than it already was.
Hindi and English are both first class, chosen per person and not per company. A string ships in both or it does not ship.
Postgres, HTTP, one container image. We prefer the thing with fifteen years of answers over the thing with a nice launch post.
Contact
No ticket system, no contact form, no chatbot. Write to us and someone who works on the product will reply.
Running a clinic and want Meri Bari? Message us on WhatsApp — we set you up in the same conversation.
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