The problem
Families and small offices across Indian cities rely heavily on large twenty-litre water cans for daily drinking needs. Buyers usually have no visible way to check if the water was actually filtered properly or if the vendor simply refilled old containers with untreated tap water.
This gap puts household health at risk and leaves consumers at the mercy of local distributors who rarely show batch testing certificates. Standard labels on caps are easy to counterfeit, meaning people have to trust blind faith when accepting a fresh can at their doorstep.
Success criteria
Users can check the purification details of a delivered water can in under ten seconds and understand if the safety seals are legitimate.
Platform
Mobile app


