It started when a friend lost ₹80,000 to a fake job offer. The scammer had a professional website, a fake HR email, even a joining letter. There was nowhere to report it. No database to check. No community that knew. We were furious and helpless at the same time.

So four of us — engineering and design students with too much coffee and not enough sleep — decided to build something. Not a government portal that takes six months to load. Not a corporate product with ads. Just a clean, honest platform where people can report what happened to them, and others can learn before it's too late.

Scamgram is completely independent, now living on BitBuzz — a student platform that cares about the same things we do. No ad revenue. No data sales. No sponsorships. We do this because we've seen what financial scams do to families — the shame, the silence, the damage that goes way beyond money.

You don't need to be tech-savvy. You just need to have experienced something, or want to protect someone who might. That's enough.