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Proof, captured the moment it goes up
Booking a campaign is the easy part. Nukkad is how it reaches walls, poles and shelters — installers who choose to accept the work, a photograph locked to the place and the minute, and a live view the client can open while it is still happening.
- 1,840
- Sites in Hyderabad
- 4
- Checks per capture
- Verified
- What gets billed
Captured, not uploaded
In-app camera only. No gallery, no exceptions.
Locked to the site
Capture stays shut outside the site geofence.
Billed on what is verified
Assigned counts settle nothing. Verified does.
The gap Nukkad exists to close
Three failures, and they are the same failure seen from three sides.
Booked in full, delivered in part
A campaign is bought for a set number of boards in a set area. Not everywhere claimed gets covered, and by the time anyone can check, the window has closed.
Forty photographs for a thousand boards
A handful of pictures, no locations, no times, and no way to tell one grey wall from another.
Nobody can say where
Even when the photographs exist, the one question that settles a dispute — where exactly was this — has no answer attached.
Do you have any proof? And where exactly did they place it?
Four beats, and none of them is a report
The client watches it happen rather than reading about it afterwards.
A campaign with a target
A count, an area and a window. Set once, and visible to the client from the moment it exists.
Localities ranked by footfall
Placements are distributed across localities by measured footfall, so coverage follows people rather than convenience.
An installer accepts the job
Open jobs are ranked by distance and shown to installers nearby, who choose to take them. Unaccepted past its window, a job reassigns itself to the next installer in range.
Proof, before they leave the site
The capture is the completion. There is no separate reporting step to forget, batch or invent later.
What makes a photograph proof
Four constraints, applied at capture. A picture that clears all four cannot be reconstructed afterwards — which is exactly why it is worth something.
In-app camera only
No gallery uploads, ever. The photograph is taken right there, right then.
GPS-locked capture
Blocked unless the device clears an accuracy check inside the site geofence.
Server-verified timestamp
The time comes from our server, not the handset. Nothing can be backdated.
Offline-first
No signal on site queues the capture on the device and syncs it when connection returns.
What Nukkad places
Formats we install and verify across Hyderabad — illustrated. Real captures replace these the day a client clears us to publish theirs.
Work you choose, paid on what you prove
Nobody assigns you a route top-down, and nobody argues afterwards about what went up.
Open jobs near you, ranked by distance, with the count and the window stated up front. You accept the ones you want.
Which localities, which streets, which corners — worked out before you set off, not while you are standing on one.
Capture, sync and job status. It works offline, because the places this job happens often have no signal.
Every capture that clears the checks is a countable install. No arguing after the fact about what went up.
Image-hash and proximity checks catch the same board photographed twice — which is also what stops somebody else claiming your work.
- 1,840
- Sites mapped in Hyderabad
- 162
- Localities covered
- 4
- Checks every capture clears
- 8 hrs
- Typical response to an application
Two things Nukkad will not do
Both are product constraints, not policy language.
Tracked only during a job
An installer location is recorded for the duration of an active job and no longer. Outside working hours nobody is tracked, by us or by anyone using Nukkad.
No fabricated proof, ever
No generated image, no invented coordinate, no stock photograph dressed as our work. Proof is the one claim the company makes, and faking it would negate the product rather than market it.
Billing
A hundred assigned, eighty verified, is a bill for eighty.
The billable count is the verified count, on both sides of the job — what the client pays for and what the installer is paid for are the same number.
Run your next campaign on Nukkad
Tell us the count, the area and the window. A lead follows up within about 8 working hours.
