For the whole khaandaan
One shared budget, one guest list, one board for every reel — and a private room for each side of the family. Instead of forty WhatsApp messages and an Excel sheet nobody can find.
A 6-digit code by email — no password to invent. Free, and jodi keeps you signed in.
Sound familiar?
jodi replaces the four things every Indian wedding ends up using badly.
Four WhatsApp groups
One place per side, plus one everyone shares. Decisions stay findable.
An Excel sheet on someone's laptop
A budget the whole family can open on their phone, showing what's still owed.
“Who paid the decorator?”
Every expense says who paid it, how much of it, and when.
Reels lost in saved folders
A shared board. Share from Instagram straight into it.
The part that matters
Both sides plan together without either side seeing the other's ledger. Nobody has to be tactful about a spreadsheet.
Bride's side
Her family's budget, their vendors, their arguments. The groom's side can see the room exists and nothing inside it.
Everyone
The shared room. The date, the venue, the guest count, the poll about the playlist. Everybody's in this one.
Groom's side
Same, mirrored. Not even the couple can read the other side's room without being a member of it.
The guest list is the deliberate exception — one wedding has one guest list, so both families work the same one.
What's inside
Each tab does one job properly rather than five badly.
Money
Vendors take an advance and settle later, so every line carries both numbers: the total agreed and how much has gone out. The screen tells you what's still owed, per item and per category.
Guests
Nobody types 400 names. You add the Sharma family, set six, and track one RSVP. Anyone in the family can suggest a household; the couple approves it before it hits the caterer's number.
Board
Share a reel from Instagram straight into jodi and it lands on the board with a tag. jodi keeps the link and its title — never a copy of anyone's video.
Fam
Start a poll, everyone votes, close it. The decision gets logged, so the venue argument doesn't restart in three weeks. Threads for everything that isn't a vote.
Getting going
Create the wedding
Name it, set the date if you have one, pick your side. jodi builds the three rooms for you.
Send one WhatsApp link
The link already knows which side and what access it grants. They tap it, sign in with a code, and they're in the right room.
Plan it together
Money, guests, inspo and decisions in one place, on everyone's phone, for as long as the wedding takes.
Not a generic planner
Most wedding apps are Western tools with a rupee symbol pasted on.
Advance and balance
The way vendors actually bill, not a single paid/unpaid tick.
₹1,25,000
Lakh-and-crore digit grouping, everywhere a number appears.
Invites over WhatsApp
A link that unfurls into an invitation card in the chat.
Guest lists by household
Because that is the unit a shaadi is counted in.
Two families, two rooms
Money kept separate without anyone having to ask.
Works on a bad connection
Installs to the home screen; the shell and fonts are cached.
Pricing
One wedding, the whole khaandaan, every screen above. No card, no trial clock.
Free
₹0
for one wedding
Pro — not built yet
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price not set
Listed so you know where this is going. Nothing here is behind a paywall today, and the free tier will keep covering a whole wedding.
Questions
Start the wedding, send one link, and let the fam get on with it.
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