Our innovative technology connects lost individuals with memory conditions to their loved ones. Every person deserves to be found.
The Crisis
India faces an unprecedented challenge that demands technological intervention
930 persons daily, 39 every hour
87% adults, 2/3 are women
75% were girls
How It Works
Milaap Setu harnesses artificial intelligence for social good — connecting missing persons and their families through face recognition, intelligent search, and a national-level database.
Step 1
Institutions upload photos and demographic details of missing/displaced persons into the platform.
Step 2
Advanced face recognition scans the repository and identifies potential matches in seconds.
Step 3
Families receive actionable alerts when a match is found with contact information.
Step 4
Seamless workflow to coordinate counselling, documentation, transport, and reunion.
Why Milaap Setu
Technology built on empathy and proven social values
Secure, cloud-based repository built with privacy and ethical AI principles at its core.
Advanced face recognition and metadata search deliver results in seconds, not days.
Participating shelters and organizations can join with minimal or zero cost barriers.
Built to scale pan-India, connecting government, law-enforcement, hospitals, and NGOs.
Impact
Join Us
Be part of India's unified AI-driven platform for missing persons. Together, we transform rescue from manual to intelligent.
If you are searching for a missing loved one, upload their photograph and details. Let AI work with you.
Register your facility, upload missing persons data, and become part of the national search network.
Government agencies, law enforcement, and tech firms can collaborate to scale impact nationwide.
A pilot project named Milaap Setu has been launched in Mumbai’s Thane district to help reunite mentally unwell elderly residents of orphanages with their families. …
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Project Chetna is known for its innovative idea of QR-based wearable pendants and AI-enabled face recognition to efficiently identify and reunite individuals affected by memory impairment and for children
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As a core component of Project Chetna, the pilot initiative aims to provide two key benefits — shelters can upload clear photographs and families can upload missing elderly photos to the national database for matching. …
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The pilot launch of Milaap Setu at the SMIT Shelter in Thane uses facial recognition for social good. India reports over 100,000 missing persons annually, many of whom are elderly and end up in shelters without any way of reconnecting with their families. …
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Instagram post from Project Chetna: “Every share can bring someone home. 🕊️ AI for Good – Project Chetna & Milaap Setu is helping reunite missing people with their families.”
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