Jogajog Now Speaks Hindi: The Full Experience, End to End
Starting today, the complete Jogajog experience is available in Hindi. This isn’t a half-finished translation or a couple of localized menus — the directory, notices, broadcasts, admin panel, and help section — the entire platform now works in the language your organization actually lives in. Our promise fits in one line: everyone in your organization, organized and reachable. Starting today, that promise holds in Hindi too.
Why this matters across India’s Hindi-speaking states and Indian communities worldwide
Hindi is the everyday language of hundreds of millions of people — and the working language of the organizations that hold community life together:
- Housing societies and RWAs (resident welfare associations) where the committee changes every year and residents move in and out constantly.
- School and college alumni associations whose batches are scattered across decades and across cities and countries.
- Temple committees and religious trusts that need to reach every member, not just the most active ones.
- Samaj and community organizations that keep hundreds of families connected to each other.
- Professional associations with rosters in the thousands and data that goes stale fast.
They all share the same problem: member information lives scattered across old Excel sheets, the secretary’s memory, and a dozen WhatsApp groups.
When the RWA secretary’s notice goes unread
Every housing society knows this scene: the secretary pins a notice about water-tank cleaning or maintenance dues on the notice board, forwards it to some residents on WhatsApp — and a month later discovers half the residents never saw it. A new tenant isn’t on the list at all; a flat owner living abroad has a phone number that changed long ago. The same story plays out in the college alumni batch group — a ten-year-old WhatsApp group where half the members have left and new batchmates never got added. And the temple committee often has no digital member list at all — just a register that goes missing in a drawer after every election.
Jogajog doesn’t replace the conversation — WhatsApp stays exactly where it is. But it builds a real structure underneath it: a searchable directory, organizational units that mirror your actual structure (tower/wing, batch/year, committee), roles and visibility rules, broadcasts with push notification and read tracking, and a Notice Board where important information doesn’t get lost. With Smart Audiences you can build groups that update themselves automatically — “all residents of Tower B,” “the 2015 graduating batch,” “everyone with pending maintenance dues” — and use them for broadcasts, notices, and exports.
Names live in two scripts — search needs to know that
In India, the same family name is often recorded in two scripts — one list has “Sharma,” another has “शर्मा.” Jogajog’s search recognizes both, whichever script the data was entered in. When a society secretary needs to find “Verma” or “वर्मा” right away, the answer arrives in seconds, not minutes of scrolling.
When not everyone reads English comfortably
Any real membership includes the 68-year-old treasurer, the volunteer who joined yesterday, and the 20-year-old student — all at once. An English-only app quietly excludes part of the membership — often exactly the people the directory exists for. With Jogajog in Hindi, both the admin and the member work in their own language, with no separate manual and no need to say “ask your son.” Finding someone takes seconds, not endless scrolling.
Pricing built for society and committee budgets, not corporate ones
Established membership platforms — almost always English-only — routinely start at $800 USD per month, a figure no RWA, temple committee, or alumni association can justify at its general body meeting. Jogajog was built on the other side of the world, for organizations that run on membership dues, and its pricing reflects that: an affordable base plan that scales with member count, optional modules you only pay for if you use them, and a clear growth path — from the Shared app to a Branded PWA and, for those who need it, their own White-Label application.
How to get started
No heavy migration process: you send your member list in Excel or CSV, we prepare your directory, you review it, approve it, and launch. That’s the whole process. The first demo is free and built with your own data, so your committee can see the real result before deciding.
Ready to see your organization on Jogajog — in Hindi? Write to us and we’ll prepare a free demo with your own member list.