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ABOUT DRISHTI

Evidence, not a verdict.

Drishti is a public-source intelligence platform designed to help people discover, examine, and connect lawful public evidence across people, organizations, profiles, filings, patents, legal records, and other public sources.

It is being developed as an evidence-first intelligence system centered on provenance, identity awareness, uncertainty, source transparency, correction rights, and responsible use of public information.

Built within Ananda Living

Drishti is being developed within the broader technology work of Ananda Living, a Section 8 not-for-profit organization working on dignity-first senior living and institutional systems in India.

Ananda Living also develops Himalaya, its institutional operating and intelligence platform. Drishti grew from the need to discover, verify, connect, and explain public evidence without turning uncertainty into fact.

Founder

Keshav is the Founder & Director of Ananda Living and the creator of the Himalaya and Drishti platforms. He has a long career in information technology, cloud and enterprise systems, and automation, and holds an advanced certification in cyber forensics. His current work focuses on public-source intelligence, institutional technology, and evidence-first systems.

What Drishti is building toward

Drishti is being built toward a broader investigation workspace where public evidence can be:

  1. Discover
  2. Attribute
  3. Connect
  4. Compare
  5. Monitor
  6. Investigate

The goal is not to collect everything indiscriminately. It is to make relevant public evidence more usable while preserving source context, provenance, uncertainty, and correction rights.

Our boundaries

Public does not mean consequence-free.

Drishti is designed to use public-source information with restraint.

We do not intentionally expose:

  • precise real-time location
  • home addresses
  • private contact details
  • private routines
  • unsupported sensitive-personal inferences

Missing information is not permission to guess.