For NGOs and CSR
Report something a funder can actually believe.
Most character and life skills programmes report attendance because outcomes are hard to measure. LifeCraft gives a programme a fixed scale, recorded evidence underneath every number, and group level reporting that does not expose a single child.
What this gives a programme
Outcomes, not attendance
Reporting how many children turned up is not an outcome. This measures whether responsibility, judgment and self reliance actually moved, on a scale that holds still between reports.
The same scale every cycle
Standards are fixed and versioned, so a cohort in one year can be honestly compared with a cohort in the next. Nothing is quietly re-baselined to look better.
Evidence that traces back
Every number rolls up from individual recorded observations. When a funder asks what the figure is built from, there is a real answer.
Works where budgets are tight
There is nothing to print, no kit to ship and no trainer to fly out. A facilitator with a phone can run it.
Safeguards that are not negotiable
These apply to every organisation, whatever the size of the contract.
Consent is per family, per purpose
Consent to run the programme is separate from consent to share with your organisation. Neither is bundled into a single acceptance nobody reads.
Aggregate by default
Programme dashboards show group level readiness. Individual records need explicit sharing consent from the guardian.
No profiling of minors, at all
There is no advertising, no tracking and no behavioural profiling in this product. That is a hard line, not a setting.
Data stays in India
Records are held in India and are exportable and deletable on request, in line with the DPDP Act.
Joining the first cohort
The measurement engine, the consent ledger and the programme data model are built and tested. We are taking a small number of programmes into a founding cohort so the reporting is shaped around what your funder actually asks for, at founding terms.