People crossing the Howrah Bridge over the Hooghly river, Kolkata
A farmer standing in his cauliflower field at dusk
Passengers on a platform at Tiruchirappalli Junction railway station
A man at the counter of an India Post office

Every answercites its source.

InBridge is an independent AI assistant for 4,739 Indian government schemes[1]: ask in English, हिन्दी or Hinglish, and each answer links to the official page it came from[2].

From question to source

What you type, and what the chat shows while it works. Each piece is drawn from the InBridge interface itself; the scheme below is a real record from the dataset[3].

  1. First, ask the way you would ask a person.

    Who can get PM-KISAN and how do I apply?

    Searching scheme dataset

    It looks in its copy of the myScheme listing first: names, departments, states and who each scheme is for[1].

  2. Then it searches official sites, and only those.

    बिहार में छात्राओं के लिए कौन सी छात्रवृत्तियाँ हैं?

    आधिकारिक सरकारी साइटों पर खोज रहे हैं

    When the listing is not enough, or the question is about something recent, it searches the web limited to .gov.in and .nic.in pages, and drops anything from another domain before the AI model reads it[2].

  3. Last, every claim points back to its page.

    PM-KISAN ke liye kaun apply kar sakta hai?

    From the myScheme dataset

    A claim in the answer, then its marker:1myscheme.gov.in

    Sources

    Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi (PM-KISAN)1myscheme.gov.inOfficial(opens in a new tab)
    Ministry Of Agriculture and Farmers Welfarewww.myscheme.gov.in/schemes/pm-kisan

    The marker and the source card both open the scheme’s page on myScheme[3]. Check it there before you act: the AI can still get things wrong.

Search thedataset

4,739schemes across 15 areas

Counted from InBridge’s copy of the myScheme listing[1], Central and State schemes together. A scheme can belong to more than one area, so the bars add up to more than 4,739. Each bar opens that area in the directory.

Where answers come from

Official websites that InBridge answers link to. They are sources, not partners, and none of them has endorsed InBridge[2].

Questions people ask first

Is InBridge a government website?
No. InBridge is an independent AI assistant. It is not run by, affiliated with or endorsed by any government body. Its answers link to official portals so you can confirm them there[2].
Does it need my Aadhaar?
No. You never need to give your Aadhaar, PAN, OTP or bank details, and there is no sign-up. Messages that look like an Aadhaar or PAN number are blocked before they reach the AI model[5].
Where do answers come from?
First from a copy of the myScheme listing (myScheme snapshot, Aug 2026, 4,739 schemes)[1]. When that is not enough, or the question is about something recent, from a live search limited to .gov.in and .nic.in sites[2]. An AI model writes the answer from those sources only, and can still be wrong.
Which languages does it answer in?
English, हिन्दी and Hinglish, which is Hindi typed in Latin letters. You pick the reply language in the chat[2], and you can speak your question where your browser supports it[5].
Can it apply or file a complaint for me?
No. It cannot apply, check an application’s status or file a complaint. It can draft a complaint for you to submit yourself on CPGRAMS, the government’s grievance portal[4], and it points you to the official portal to apply.
Is my chat stored?
Not by InBridge. Your history stays in your browser, on your device. Messages go to an AI provider to write the answer, and sometimes a search query goes to a search provider limited to .gov.in and .nic.in sites; neither is saved in a database. Search results may stay in server memory for up to 15 minutes[5].
The Howrah Bridge in morning fog, Kolkata
A farmer standing in his cauliflower field at dusk
The gate of the government primary school in village Kaire, Punjab

Start with a question

Ask about any scheme in your own words, in English, हिन्दी or Hinglish, and read the answer next to the page it came from.

No account, and no Aadhaar number. Answers can be wrong, so confirm on the linked official page.

किसी भी सरकारी योजना के बारे में अपने शब्दों में पूछें। हर उत्तर के साथ वह आधिकारिक पेज होगा, जहाँ से जानकारी ली गई है।

Sources

  1. [1]myScheme, the national platform for government schemes (opens in a new tab)myscheme.gov.inInBridge holds a copy of this public listing (myScheme snapshot, Aug 2026). Every scheme count on this page is computed from that copy.
  2. [2]How InBridge worksinbridge.in/aboutLive search is limited to .gov.in and .nic.in websites, and each result is checked again on the server before the AI model reads it. The same page states that InBridge is not affiliated with, endorsed by or run on behalf of any government body, and that it answers in English, Hindi and Hinglish.
  3. [3]Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi (PM-KISAN) on myScheme (opens in a new tab)myscheme.gov.in/schemes/pm-kisanThe record behind the source card shown under “From question to source”.
  4. [4]CPGRAMS, the public grievance portal of the Government of India (opens in a new tab)pgportal.gov.inWhere InBridge sends you to submit a complaint it has helped you draft.
  5. [5]Your data on InBridge (privacy notice)inbridge.in/privacyWhat is kept, where, and for how long, including chat history held in your browser (and in your account only if you sign in) and identity numbers blocked before they reach the AI model.
  6. [6]InBridge source code on GitHub (opens in a new tab)github.com/anvidev01/inbridgeThe languages InBridge answers in and the rules it gives the AI model are in the open code.