Three moments that don't exist in any other map: asking for a place the way you'd tell a friend, hearing turns by landmarks instead of metres, and saving somewhere by speaking its name.
You don't think in addresses. You think "Riya's place, the one with the blue gate." Saarathi takes you at your word — in any of the beta languages, mixed however you actually speak. No dropdowns. No typing the city before the street.
"In 200 metres, turn left onto unnamed road" is the wrong unit. The right unit is the temple at the corner, the petrol pump just before, the blue gate you'd miss otherwise. Saarathi times its cues to those landmarks — at the moment you can actually see them.
No pin. No "add to favourites." No naming the folder. "Save this — yahi waala tailor" is the whole interaction. Next time you say "le chal us tailor ke paas," Saarathi takes you there. Places aren't addresses; they're the names you call them.
The same drive, the same turn, the same destination — heard two very different ways.
A scrolling, full‑page walkthrough — voice clips in six languages, the streets that broke other maps, the moments we built around. About 4 minutes.
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