About
Who builds AiSewak
AiSewak is a Made-in-India AI voice agent platform for governance, elections and social impact, deployed across Indian states. The agents hold two-way, hyper-personalised conversations with citizens, voters and families in 22+ Indian languages, over voice and WhatsApp. Every call identifies itself as an AI assistant.
The entity behind the brand
- Legal entity
- AiSewak (also written AI Sewak) is owned and operated by Donna AI Labs Private Limited, registered in Delhi, India. Corporate Identity Number: U62013DL2026PTC464877.
- Parent company
- AiSewak is a Voxdonna AI company. Voxdonna builds the commercial side of the same voice stack — enterprise voice and WhatsApp agents for businesses. Government, citizen-service and campaign work sits here, on AiSewak.
- Founder
- AiSewak was founded by Suyash Raj, who also founded Voxdonna AI and writes about the engineering behind these systems.
What the name means, and how it is spelled
- Is it AiSewak, AI Sewak or Sevak AI?
- The product is AiSewak, and that is the spelling used on this site, in the app and on the invoices. It is often written AI Sewak, and people searching for it also type Sevak AI. All three refer to the same product, built by Donna AI Labs Private Limited. There is no separate product called Sevak AI.
- What does “sewak” mean?
- Sewak (सेवक) is Hindi for a helper or servant — in Indian public life, someone in the service of citizens. AiSewak is that word with AI in front of it: an AI assistant in the service of citizens. It is also why the spelling drifts, because the word is normally written in Devanagari rather than in Roman script.
- Who runs AiSewak?
- Donna AI Labs Private Limited, registered in Delhi with CIN U62013DL2026PTC464877. AiSewak is a Voxdonna AI company, founded by Suyash Raj. Government, citizen-service and campaign work sits on AiSewak; commercial enterprise voice work sits on Voxdonna.
What we have built
Case studies
Public write-ups of live AiSewak pilots — welfare scheme copilots, a unified state helpline, visitor information lines and a tribal language bridge. What was built, in which languages, on which channels.
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Citizen helplines
A directory of Indian government helpline numbers, each field read off the operating ministry's own page and stamped with the date it was verified. A public reference, not a product page.
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