MapMyKhasra
LandLand Intelligence Platform.
Madhya Pradesh already puts land records online — the MP Bhulekh web GIS portal. The problem isn't that the data is missing, it's what it costs you to get it out. Pulling a single khasra takes about twenty minutes of clicking. Ten khasras is most of a working day, or ₹1,500–2,000 handed to an MP Online shop, or two to three days waiting on a lawyer. MapMyKhasra collapses that into a search.
What it actually does
Built on GoldenOS — the same operating layer underneath every solution in the portfolio.
- 01
Twenty minutes becomes seconds
The record is already public. MapMyKhasra removes the twenty minutes of portal navigation it currently takes to extract one khasra — and does ten of them at once.
- 02
Bulk, not one at a time
Most real work needs a set of khasras, not a single plot. Pull the whole set in one go instead of repeating the same twenty-minute process ten times over.
- 03
Map-first, not form-first
Land is spatial. Seeing plots and their neighbours on a map answers questions that a table of khasra numbers never will.
- 04
Verification before money moves
Buyers, lenders and advocates can check what they are actually dealing with before paperwork and payments commit them to it.
₹30 each if certified ~3 hours
₹1,500–2,000 for ten Half a day to a full day
Certified copies still come from the government at ₹30 each — MapMyKhasra doesn't replace the certificate, it removes the hours spent getting to it.
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