—/month today — and it only ever goes down. Every new supporter makes NApp cheaper for all.
Your personal link from the app identifies your membership. No account or password is ever entered on this page.
Open NApp → your profile menu → Support NApp to get a fresh one. Links last 15 minutes.
Open NApp → your profile menu → Support NApp. The link identifies your membership so the Navodayan badge lands on the right profile. If you cannot use the app link, an admin can match your payment by your verified phone number.
We are not building an app; we are building the place a Navodayan can turn to. The times around us keep showing why that matters — and why it has to exist before it is needed. I am asking every one of us to hold a corner of it: a few rupees a month, so that when the time comes for any Navodayan, we are already standing beside them — a helping environment, and a helping hand, for everyone.
The register is ready; the rails are being connected. Nothing is charged today. When autopay opens, it will be a standard UPI mandate you approve in your own UPI app — and can pause or stop from there at any time.
Some of us can carry a little extra — a supporter already on autopay who wants to send a bulk amount for the road ahead, or anyone who simply wishes to give. Send a one-time gift right here: any amount from ₹11 to ₹1,00,000, approved in your own UPI app.
To give, open NApp and tap Support NApp — the link it opens knows who to thank.
Payment happens only inside your own UPI app — NApp never asks for your PIN, password, or OTP.
A donation is a gift to the platform, with our gratitude — it does not start a subscription and does not unlock features. The subscription is the membership; this is simply a hand on the rope.
Servers, storage, and the map that keeps Navodayans connected — NApp runs entirely on member support, with no ads and no investors. The full accounting promise is public:
Supporting unlocks creating posts and stories, sending messages, and the Navodayan map — and the Navodayan supporter badge, worn for as long as you support.
The founder’s letter says it plainly: a platform owned by its members has to be paid for by its members — a few rupees at a time, in the open.