AmritaKripa enables your neighborhood's free-sharing community, and is your lifeline when disaster strikes.
AmritaKripa is built around one simple idea: we all have more than we need in some areas, and less than we need in others. When neighbors share freely — no money, no transactions, no strings — everyone wins.
There are three ways to share on AmritaKripa:
Crisis hits without warning. Post an urgent need for rescue, shelter, medical help, or vital supplies to reach local relief providers instantly. True community spirit—sharing at its highest level.
This is where it all comes together.
The Neighborhood Feed is a living, real-time stream of everything being offered and requested in your community. Goods, services, help, needs — it's all here, from people you know and trust. Scroll it like a news feed. Post in seconds. Connect with a tap. This is what a generous neighborhood looks like.
Request to join or create a local Hub for your neighborhood, college, or temple. A HubMaster approves every member to keep the community secure.
See your neighbors' offers and requests in real time. Look for items you need, or post things you are giving away. Your freeshare conversations start here.
Reach out to your neighbor, ask questions and arrange a handoff. Experience the simple joy of giving and receiving with your community friends and neighbors.
India knows disaster. Floods, cyclones, earthquakes — when crisis hits, the gap between need and help can cost lives.
When you or someone near you is in danger, the app lets you post your need immediately — rescue, medical help, shelter, supplies, or services. That request goes directly into a live database where relief providers, NGOs, and responders can act fast and coordinate efficiently.
No waiting on hold. No miscommunication. Just a clear signal from the people who need help to the people who can provide it.
Move from disaster zones to safety
Get treatment for medical trauma
Receive essentials like food and clothing
Get help from local volunteers
Start a search for lost loved ones
Find housing for your friends and family
“What the world needs today is not fleeting sympathy but heartfelt compassion. Compassion dawns in the heart that sees the joys and sorrows of others as its own. Such hearts will be filled with love and a readiness to serve. Compassion is the only medicine that can heal the wounds of the world.”
