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Trinetra

Nashik's pilgrimage planner — discover, plan, and travel with your family in 23+ Indian languages.

At a glance

Category
Travel
Role
Brand · design · build
Region
Nashik, India
Who it's for
pilgrims and travellers visiting Nashik

The problem

Most visitors to Nashik — one of India's largest pilgrimage cities — arrive without a reliable local guide. Tourism apps built for metros skip cities like this entirely, leaving pilgrims and travellers navigating by word of mouth.

What we built

  • 23+ Indian languages — Hindi, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Gujarati and more
  • AI companion Netra answers questions about the city in your own language
  • Itinerary planner with optimised routes and live family location sharing

By the numbers

Rating
4.7 ★Google Play · read
Reviews
906Google Play · read
Downloads
1,000+Google Play · read
Languages
23+

Availability

Live. Available on Google Play.

Screens

Captured from the shipped app.

  • Trinetra's home screen: a photograph of Trimbakeshwar temple above a shortcut to the full map, place categories including Spiritual and Aarti, and an Essentials row covering medical help, toilets and food.
    ProblemA visitor arriving in Nashik needs temple timings, transport and basic essentials, normally scattered across several apps and word of mouth.ResponseOne screen carries places, the map, categories and essentials together, with an SOS control fixed in the header.
  • Trinetra's itinerary builder: interest chips such as Temples & Religious Sites, Local Markets and Peaceful Meditation, above transport and accommodation preferences and a Generate Itinerary button.
    ProblemPlanning a multi-stop yatra by hand means guessing at travel time between temples and which detours are worth taking.ResponseThe planner takes destination, dates, group size and interests, then builds a day-wise route with time estimates for each stop.
  • Trinetra's settings screen showing the language control, currently set to English, above app information, help and support.
    ProblemA pilgrim who reads Marathi, Tamil or Bengali should not have to navigate a travel app in English.ResponseLanguage sits in the main settings list rather than behind an onboarding step, with 23+ Indian languages available.

Key features

Family & friends

Invite your group with a 6-digit code, share live locations that update every 10 metres, and coordinate routes together — so no one gets separated in a crowd.

Discover & explore

Places vetted by Nashik locals, with temple timings, rituals, and routes optimised for pilgrims rather than tourists.

Plan your yatra

Build a day-wise itinerary with time estimates for each stop, then hand off directly to Google Maps when you're ready to move.

Ask Netra

Trinetra's AI companion answers questions about the city in your own language — from 'best time to visit Trimbakeshwar' to 'nearest dharamshala'.

Languages

Trinetra ships in 23+ Indian languages. These are the ones named on the store listing, so every one can be checked against it.

  • English
  • Hindi
  • Marathi
  • Tamil
  • Telugu
  • Bengali
  • Gujarati
  • Kannada
  • Malayalam
  • Assamese
  • Odia
  • Punjabi
  • Urdu
  • Sanskrit
  • Nepali
  • Konkani

Google Play · read

The outcome

Trinetra launched as the first locally-built guide to Nashik's temples, riverside ghats, and hidden corners. 4.7 stars across 906 reviews on the Play Store, with over a thousand downloads in its first release.

From users

It replaces multiple apps — maps, translators, and bus schedules — with one dedicated tool.
Bandi Rajesh
Live location sharing, 23+ languages support, and easy route suggestions make it very convenient. The UI is simple, and it feels focused on real pilgrim needs, not extra bloat.
Yash K.

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