Aadhaar to the LIC policy nobody can find: Hundo keeps each document as typed fields plus the uploaded proof, tracks its expiry, records its nominee, and puts it all behind a PIN or biometric lock only your family opens. The drawer of receipts becomes a vault you can search.
Illustrative. Real numbers are stored redacted and shown only behind your lock.
A folder of scans is a haystack. Hundo stores each document as structured fields — policy number, sum assured, premium date, nominee — alongside the uploaded scan, so you can find a warranty by product, a policy by nominee, or every paper expiring this year. The proof is there when you need to prove it; the fields are there so you rarely have to open it.
The vault opens with a PIN or your fingerprint, and a secure lock clears your session token the moment you step away. Your family’s records stay in India, in the Mumbai region. And when Munshi or any AI touches your data, Aadhaar, PAN and account numbers are stripped out first — the machine never sees the digits that matter.
Government IDs (Aadhaar, PAN, passport, driving licence), insurance policies, product warranties, and nominee details — each stored as typed fields plus the uploaded proof (the scan or PDF), so both the data and the document live together.
The vault sits behind a PIN or biometric lock, separate from the rest of the app. Your data stays in India (Mumbai region), and sensitive numbers like Aadhaar and PAN are redacted before any AI ever reads them. Hundo has no ads and never sells your data.
Yes. Every document with a date — passport, policy, warranty, licence — is tracked, and its expiry automatically becomes a reminder so nothing lapses unnoticed. You enter the date once; Hundo watches it.
Yes. Each policy and account carries its nominee, tied to a real person in your household — so when it matters, the family knows exactly which paper names whom, without hunting through a drawer.
Free during early access. We open families in small batches.