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Ajay Prasad
Innovator | Startup ... • 1m
too many people in India know someone—but don’t share contacts. Why? No trust, no tracking, no reward. We’re building a WhatsApp-powered Offline Referral Engine—a lightweight layer over CRMs (like GHL, Zoho) where anyone can refer leads, track them in real-time, and get paid automatically when it converts. Referrers get live updates via WhatsApp, businesses grow, and everyone wins. Think of it as making India’s trust economy transparent and rewarding. let me know if you think this Idea would work, if you dont think so then explain why and how could we evolve it to something that works. If you're someone who can help shape this—tech, CRM, fintech, design, pilot testing, or just feedback—I’d love to connect.
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