Plans
From one trekker to a whole region
The safety engine is the same for everyone. Higher tiers add per-client tracking, expedition modelling, and — for tourism boards and rescue teams — region-wide visibility of who's on the mountain.
Aarohi
Freeआरोही · one who ascends
For the solo trekker
Independent trekkers & first-timers
- ✓AMS acclimatisation grader for any itinerary
- ✓Curated India-wide trek library with honest grades
- ✓Permit navigator for your state & nationality
- ✓Elevation-aware weather window
- ✓AI copilot that only reasons over real numbers
Dal
₹999 / tripदल · a team
For trek leaders & small operators
Guides, clubs & boutique operators
- ✓Everything in Aarohi
- ✓Per-client SpO2 & symptom log across the trek
- ✓Auto-flag clients who shouldn't ascend tomorrow
- ✓Shareable itinerary with an AMS safety report
- ✓Emergency-contact + evacuation card per trip
Abhiyan
₹4,999 / expeditionअभियान · an expedition
For expedition operators
6000ers, remote & long expeditions
- ✓Everything in Dal
- ✓Multi-camp acclimatisation modelling & rotations
- ✓Custom camp altitudes and rest-day optimiser
- ✓Fleet view across concurrent expeditions
- ✓Insurance-ready safety documentation
Rakshak
Talk to usरक्षक · a protector
For tourism boards & rescue
State tourism depts & SDRF/rescue
- ✓Everything in Abhiyan
- ✓Region-wide registration of trekkers & itineraries
- ✓AMS-risk heatmap of active parties in a region
- ✓Offline SOS + itinerary-share with a rescue desk
- ✓Aggregate incident analytics for policy
The Rakshak thesis
Every year India's mountains lose trekkers to altitude illness and untracked parties in bad weather. State tourism departments and rescue teams (SDRF) have no shared view of who is on which trail, at what altitude, on what acclimatisation schedule. Shikhar’s deterministic engine turns every registered itinerary into an AMS-risk profile — so a rescue desk can see, before anyone calls for help, which parties are ascending faster than their bodies can follow. That is a governance tool, not a consumer app.