Our story

Built by people who've stood at the trailhead

Talusi didn't start as a slide deck. It started with years of running real drives for real clubs — and everything that goes wrong when a convoy is coordinated by chat groups and a spreadsheet.

Where this comes from

Before Talusi, the people building it spent years on the ground running off-road trail events — the registration forms, the WhatsApp groups that hit 400 people, the roll calls shouted over CB radio, the "who still owes for fuel" conversation that drags on for weeks after everyone's home. We built tools to fix that, event after event, and learned exactly where a group of drivers needs help and where it doesn't.

Talusi is that experience, rebuilt as a product for any club or crew — not just the one we started with.

Two apps, one platform

Talusi is the member's app — the one in your pocket for the everyday drive and the event day both. Talusi HQ is the organiser's console — where a club builds the event, takes registrations and payments, and runs the day itself. Two sides of one house, built together so what an organiser publishes in HQ shows up here without anyone re-typing it into a group chat.

What we build toward

A short list, and we mean to keep it short:

Privacy-first, actually

No ads, no ad tracking, and your data is never sold — not a slogan, it's written into the policy.

Built from the trailhead, not a boardroom

Every feature answers something that actually went wrong on a real drive, not a guess at what might be nice.

Opened daily, not just at events

The personal side of the app — trips, garage, costs — has to earn a place on your home screen every day of the year.

Money you can defend

Amounts are computed server-side, refunds are guarded, and every change to a club's ledger leaves a trail.

Who's behind it

Talusi is built by NNA Innovations Pvt Ltd, based in India and building for drivers everywhere. We're a small team — which is exactly why the app has to be right, not just shipped.

Say hello

Running a club and curious where this fits?

We'd like to hear about how your club runs its drives today — write to us.