Natpagam by Niva InfotechThe reunion,
organised
One person ends up doing everything
Head counts buried under three hundred messages. Money collected into one person’s account with no record anyone else can see. Receipts on paper. The same four questions asked every day by different people. And at the end, somebody has to explain where it all went.
Natpagam keeps the record
Everything a get-together needs
Who is coming
One list everybody can see, instead of counting replies in a group chat.
Contributions
Who has given what, recorded once, visible to the people who need it.
Expenses against a budget
What was spent, what is left, and where the money is sitting.
Jobs shared out
Responsibilities with names against them, so nothing lands on one person.
Announcements
The organiser speaks once and everybody gets it, without a hundred replies.
Photos together
The evening's pictures in one album rather than scattered across chats.
People who already know each other
School and college reunions
Classmates who studied together twenty years ago and now live in different cities.
Family functions
A wedding, a house-warming, a birthday — anything a family organises between itself.
Friends' trips
A group going somewhere together, splitting what it costs.
Trustworthy, because it has to be
Invite only
Nobody finds an event by searching. You join through a link somebody sends you, and an organiser lets you in.
Your figures stay yours
The organiser decides whether the totals, the payment list and the directory are published to members at all.
No ads, no tracking
No advertising, no analytics, no crash reporting. Nothing is sold and nothing leaves the group.
Money is recorded, never handled
Natpagam is the ledger. Paying happens in your own UPI app, and nothing passes through us.
Natpagam speaks English, தமிழ், తెలుగు and ಕನ್ನಡ. Everybody in the group reads it in the language they read.
Organising something?
Natpagam is in testing with its first groups. Get in touch and we will set your event up.