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MakeForIndia.com is an online directory platform that catalogs Indian-made products, services, and companies. The platform serves as a resource for users seeking Indian alternatives to international brands, with a focus on promoting domestic innovation and economic self-reliance.

MakeForIndia.com operates as a curated directory featuring over 5,000 Indian products, applications, services, and companies across digital and retail categories.^[1] The platform organizes listings into two main sections: digital products (including software, applications, and online services) and retail products (consumer goods and merchandise).

The platform was created by Abhimanyu Rana, a design engineer based in Gurugram, India, and is operated by Method Black Studio in partnership with Bottomline Ventures.^[2]

The directory includes several key features:

• Product Categories: The platform categorizes products across multiple sectors including artificial intelligence, business software, e-commerce, finance, health and wellness, and consumer goods.
• Alternative Finder: A search tool that helps users identify Indian replacements for foreign products and brands.
• Swadeshi Magazine: An editorial section covering topics related to Indian manufacturing, economic policy, and domestic innovation.
• Purpose-Based Navigation: Products can be searched by specific use cases such as accounting, cloud storage, payment solutions, and project management.

According to the platform's manifesto, MakeForIndia.com aims to promote indigenous innovation and support India's economic self-reliance by providing visibility to Indian products and companies. The platform positions itself as a curated directory rather than a marketplace, focusing on connecting consumers with Indian-made options they can evaluate independently.^[3]

The platform's inclusion criteria generally cover companies that are majority Indian-owned, headquartered in India, conduct significant research and development in India, or manufacture primarily within the country.

Category:Internet properties established in 2020s Category:Online databases Category:Indian websites Category:Economic development in India