Built for the question every Gond family asks first
Before jobs, before photographs, families ask one thing: can these two clans marry? Sango answers it on every profile.
Mainstream matrimony sites give you a caste dropdown and stop there. For Gond families that meant weeks of talking, phone calls between relatives, sometimes an engagement, before anyone checked the saga. Sango puts that check first, in the family's own language, at a price that works in a village as well as a city.
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million Gond people across India
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languages, every word translated
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to create a profile and see clan matches
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KB a screen, built for a weak signal
Four things missing everywhere else
Clan rules, built in
Clan exogamy decides who may marry. Every profile shows whether your clans can, before the first message.
Your language
English, Hindi, Marathi, Telugu and Odia today, so the whole family can read it, not only the one who knows English.
A fair price
₹4,000 to ₹8,000 a quarter is city pricing. Sango is free to start, and paid plans begin at ₹499.
The phone you already have
Built for an ₹8,000 Android on a weak signal. No app store, no install, nothing heavy.
The heartland
Bastar, the Satpura hills, Vidarbha: the forests and rivers of central India, home to the Gond people for centuries.
What we hold to
Elders correct the record
Clan rules live in data that community reviewers can correct, not in code nobody can see.
Your number stays yours
Contact details are locked in the database until you choose to share them.
No guessing
When a clan pair is not in our records, we say "not yet confirmed". We never guess "allowed".
People read every report
Reports, ID checks and clan corrections are handled by a person, not an algorithm.
Who is behind it
Sango is a small team in Nagpur, Maharashtra. You can reach a named person, not a ticket queue.
Praful Gajanan Dhurve
Grievance and privacy officer
Find someone your family can say yes to
About four minutes to set up. Free, and it stays useful without paying.
Photo credits
Landscape photographs from Wikimedia Commons, resized, used under the licences named below.
- The ravishing beauty of Chitrakote falls · Moulina kumar · CC BY-SA 4.0
- Amazing Landscape @Satpura Tiger Reserve · BSSKrishnaS · CC BY-SA 4.0
- Sunset Silhouette @Satpura Tiger Reserve · BSSKrishnaS · CC BY-SA 4.0
- Dhupgarh, the highest mountain peak of Madhya Pradesh gives a spectacular view of the sunset · Yashjaiswal12 · CC BY-SA 4.0
- Landscape of Mandwa, Jagdalpur, Chhattisgarh · Raghvendra Pratap Singh · CC BY-SA 4.0
- Tender leaves of Mahua (Madhuca longifolia) from Rajasthan, India 01 · Kingshuk Mondal · CC BY 4.0
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