Designing for 1.33 Million Anganwadi Workers
How I redesigned the Poshan Tracker beneficiary registration flow - integrating eKYC and Face Verification via the Poshan Secure App under extreme field constraints - across three national launches.
Product Designer with 5+ years building at national scale. Currently designing systems for 1.33M+ Anganwadi workers across India.
Real deployments, real users. Not prototypes or pilots.
Worked as a product designer on the Poshan Tracker team, which was recognized under the Innovation (Centre) category for designing and developing key modules serving 1.3M+ active users across India's public health and nutrition ecosystem.
Real problems, real solutions. Designed and shipped at scale.
How I designed a location-aware feature inside the Poshan Tracker Beneficiary Interface, enabling millions of mothers and caregivers to find their nearest Anganwadi Centre using GPS, without needing to know the centre name or address.
Case study in progress
I design systems, not just screens. Every interface I build has to hold up across different hardware, languages, literacy levels, and edge cases that don't show up in the brief.
My users aren't sitting in air-conditioned offices. They're Anganwadi workers in rural UP and caregivers in Jharkhand. That shapes every decision I make about hierarchy, color, and feedback.
I prototype fast, validate faster. AI tools help me explore edge cases quickly, but the thinking behind what I build is mine, and so is the responsibility when it ships to millions.
I take on a small number of projects at a time so I can actually care about the outcome. If you have a real problem, tell me about it.