Almirah for Indian families abroad

Keep your life in India working, from wherever you live now.

Your OCI, PAN, Aadhaar, NRE and NRO papers, the flat in Pune and Papa's insurance policy, in one encrypted vault the whole family shares. Almirah reminds you before the Indian SIM, the bank KYC or the OCI link quietly lapses.

Free to start. End-to-end encrypted: we can't read your documents, even if we wanted to.

The papers that matter back home, with reminders built in

Add them next to your passports and visas from where you live now. Scan once, and Almirah keeps track of what expires.

  • Indian passport

    Reminders 180, 60 and 14 days before expiry

  • OCI card

    Reminder: Update the OCI portal with the new passport

  • Aadhaar

  • PAN card

  • NRE / NRO account papers

  • Property sale deed

  • Property tax receipt

    Reminder every year

  • Insurance policy

    Reminders 60 and 14 days before expiry

  • Will

The yearly checklist that keeps you on the grid

Access back home rarely breaks all at once. A SIM lapses, then the bank's one-time codes stop, then the KYC can't be renewed. These are the checks that prevent it.

  1. Recharge your Indian mobile number before it expires
  2. Check PAN residential status is NRI
  3. Aadhaar linked to PAN
  4. Resident accounts redesignated to NRO
  5. Bank KYC current
  6. OCI details updated after a passport renewal
  7. Nominations on parents' policies, accounts and property
See why each one matters

Your passport numbers stay in the family.

Every scan and every detail (name, number, notes) is encrypted on your phone before upload, using libsodium, a widely reviewed open-source cryptography library. Only your family holds the keys. If our servers were ever breached, the attacker would get scrambled data, not your documents.

How the encryption works →

Parents back home join free.

They photograph the deed or the policy on their phone, and it lands straight in the family vault.