A closer look
The real thing, not a mockup
Actual screens from samputi — sign-in through to the document vault itself.
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Identity cards, certificates, insurance policies, property papers — saṃpuṭi keeps every document your family owns organized, searchable, and safe, stored on your own device instead of someone else's cloud.
4 categories · 35 classifications · 87 documents
A 40-second walk through sign-in, family setup, organizing, uploading, and finding a document again.
"Or samputa — a cover, lid, or capsule. In traditional practice, it refers to the act of locking, sealing, or bracketing something precious with specific care, to protect it, and to hold its power intact."
That's the idea. Not just storage — a seal placed around what your family can't afford to lose.
Generic cloud storage was built for files, not families. saṃpuṭi is built specifically around how households actually keep their paperwork — who owns what, who's allowed to see it, and how it should be organized.
Your documents are stored on your own device, not a third-party server. No subscription just to access your own family's papers.
Spouse, children, parents, in-laws — each with their own profile, login, and access level. Not just a shared folder everyone dumps files into.
Categories, classifications, and sub-classifications designed around identity, legal, health, finance, and property documents — not generic folders.
From the first Aadhaar card to the last property deed, saṃpuṭi is built around how your family's documents actually pile up over a lifetime.
Add your spouse, children, parents, and in-laws, each with Administrator, Manager, or Viewer access — so everyone sees only what they should.
Categories, classifications, and sub-classifications you define — from Identity & Legal down to a specific Aadhaar sub-type.
Every document gets an owner, an optional document ID, issue and expiry dates, and free-text search tags — not just a filename.
Find anything by family member, classification, tag, or filename in seconds — across your entire vault.
Mark critical documents as important, and track expiry dates on licenses, passports, and policies before they lapse.
Everything lives on a folder you choose, on your own device. No account required just to open a file that's already yours.
No manuals, no complicated setup — saṃpuṭi gets out of your way in four steps.
Spouse, children, parents, in-laws — build your family tree once.
Start with sensible defaults, or organize it exactly how you think.
Assign an owner, dates, an ID number, and searchable tags as you go.
Filter by person, category, or keyword — every document, one search away.
Actual screens from samputi — sign-in through to the document vault itself.
Document repository
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Family members
Starter template
Eighteen real screens, one at a time — with a little context for each.
saṃpuṭi doesn't upload your family's identity documents anywhere. It doesn't need to — everything lives in a folder you control.
Nothing leaves your device unless you choose to move it yourself.
Administrator, Manager, or Viewer — every family member sees only what they're meant to.
Pick the folder and drive — external, internal, wherever you trust most.
Every family can rate and review samputi from inside the vault — the ones shown here chose to share theirs publicly.
"We used to have a folder on three different devices, none of them in sync. Now everyone in the family knows exactly where everything is — and where it actually lives."
"The 'needs attention' list caught my father-in-law's passport renewal three months before it lapsed. That alone paid for the time it took to set this up."
"Took my mother a little while to get used to the classification structure, but once it clicked, she started uploading things herself. That's the real win for us."
Free to get started. No credit card, no cloud account, no complicated setup.
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