The incident is isolated
A person sees the animal, but the situation has no shared identity, history or owner.
About Kinoodle
The infrastructure between an incident and a response.
Care exists.
Connection doesn't.
Kinoodle is building one location-aware case layer for animal emergencies—so reports, people, organizations, care and support can work from the same signal.
Starting geography
Delhi NCR
Expansion model
City by city
Today
Five attempts.
No shared case.
With Kinoodle
One signal.
A connected response.
What is actually broken
The city has many pieces.
The emergency has no system.
The problem is not a lack of compassion, rescuers, NGOs or veterinary care. It is the absence of a shared operational layer when time and location matter.
Capability is scattered
Responders, organizations, veterinary care and resources exist across separate systems.
The outcome disappears
Calls, posts and messages rarely create one visible record from report to resolution.
The operating idea
One incident becomes a durable case that the relevant network can understand and act around.
Report. Route. Respond.
Resolve.
One shared record
The case carries context forward—even when the people involved change.
01
Local before large
Build density and working relationships city by city.
02
Trust before reach
Verification, privacy and evidence are part of the infrastructure.
03
Connect, do not replace
Strengthen the people and organizations already doing the work.
04
Resolution matters
A signal is useful only when its next steps and outcome remain visible.
Founding team
Kinoodle is founded by two people building the product, partnerships and operating model together.
Built with responsibility.
Named with accountability.
Co-founder
Arpit Sharma
Co-founder
Chetna Chhabra
Kinoodle is a project of Rudios Technologies Pvt Ltd · CIN U72200HR2022PTC104298.
Where this is going
India's animal-response network, built from working local systems.
Kinoodle is currently in product development and network formation. The Delhi NCR pilot is planned for October 2026 and will test routing relevance, ownership, handoff continuity and case closure before expansion—without pretending every city works the same way.