About Raktify | Choudhari EduHealth India Foundation

What Raktify does

One platform, three kinds of people who never used to share a system.

For donors

Register once. We message you on WhatsApp only when your blood group is needed nearby — and you can stop the messages at any time.

Become a donor →

For camp organisers

Apply to host a camp for your college, company or society. We partner a licensed blood bank, collect registrations and give your camp a shareable page.

Host a camp →

For hospitals & blood banks

Raise and track requests, publish camp capacity a month ahead, record donations and screening, and follow every bag from collection to transfusion.

Onboard →

Who runs it

The platform is built and maintained in-house, not outsourced to an agency.

Founder Director

Gaurav Choudhari

Gaurav brings over sixteen years of technology and consulting experience, gained at IBM, into building a technology-driven voluntary blood donation platform. He leads Raktify’s strategy, product, technology and AI work, and has built the platform in-house rather than outsourcing it to an agency.

Founder Director

Anurag Choudhari

Anurag is a technology entrepreneur who has spent twelve years building and running his own software company in Pune. At Raktify he leads the distribution platform and the organisation’s digital presence — the reach and usability that let people find this when they need it.

Medical Advisor

Dr. Shrikant Futane

A general physician and homeopath in Amravati with more than ten years of practice, holding a BHMS and a Master of Public Health. He is Head of Administration at PDMMC Hospital and previously managed the Government Super Speciality Hospital, Amravati. He leads our outreach to hospitals and blood banks across the district.

Clinical governance

None of the clinical rules are our opinion

Raktify carries donor eligibility rules, the blood-group compatibility matrix, component shelf life and transfusion-transmissible-infection deferral periods. Here is how each of those is kept honest.

That reference data was reviewed and signed off by an independent consultant haematologist on 10 July 2026, and is never changed except from a signed clinical source.
The rules live in the database as constraints and triggers rather than in application code, so an application bug cannot quietly bypass a clinical limit.
A self-reported blood group is never used to match a donor to a patient. Only a group verified by a licensed blood bank is — and only a blood bank can record that verification.
Nothing clinical appears in our Knowledge Center without a named reviewing clinician. That is enforced by the build, not by good intentions: an article marked clinical with no named reviewer will not publish. Our editorial policy sets out how we write and review it.

How we handle your data

We ask donors for a mobile number, a blood group and a location. We treat all of it as something lent to us, not given.

No advertising, and no data sold or shared for marketing. There is no commercial model that would make it tempting — the platform is free and the Foundation is a non-profit.
Separate keys for separate risks. Names, addresses and clinical notes are encrypted at rest, and TTI screening results use a different encryption key, so access to one does not grant access to the other.
An append-only audit log. Every change to a donor or clinical record is recorded, and no administrator can edit or delete an entry. There is deliberately no override.
Hospitals never see a donor’s mobile number. All contact between a hospital and a donor is mediated by the platform.
A named Grievance Officer. As a Data Fiduciary under India’s DPDP Act 2023 we publish one in our privacy policy.
Erasure on request. You can ask us to delete your data at any time, and we tell you what we must keep and why.

Who we legally are

Everything in this table is checkable against public registries.

Legal name: Choudhari EduHealth India Foundation
Type: Section 8 company — not-for-profit, incorporated in India
Established: 9 June 2025
CIN: U88900MH2025NPL447942
NGO-DARPAN: MH/2025/0643345
Tax status: 80G eligible — donations are tax-deductible in India
Registered office: 54, 2nd Lane, Rathi Nagar, VMV Road, Amravati, Maharashtra 444603, India
Contact: contact@choudhari.ngo
+91 98505 41412

How it is funded

Raktify is self-funded by the Foundation’s directors. It costs nothing to use and carries no advertising, which means it has no revenue of its own. If you would like it to reach further, you can support the Foundation — donations go through give.do and carry an 80G receipt.

Support the Foundation →

A note on what we do not claim. Raktify coordinates; it does not practise medicine. Whether someone may donate is decided by the medical officer at the blood bank on the day, after seeing them. Whether a unit is safe to transfuse is decided by the blood bank’s own screening and crossmatch. Nothing on this platform substitutes for either.