Avni - A homegrown low code MIS platform for non profits
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Started as a malaria dosing app and now used by about 35 projects, Avni is an open-source MIS that claims 1 million beneficiaries and 3,000 users across health, education, sanitation and social security. It provides an offline-first Android app that doubles as a job aid, a low-code app designer and admin web console, hosted deployments with Metabase and Jasper, fraud-prevention (phone verification, approval workflows) and planned Glific WhatsApp chatbot and self-serve report builder.
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