Relatim is a consumer service for vehicle owners. The company behind the brand is Indria Private Limited, based in Bangalore. The public product is not dealership software. It is a WhatsApp layer that matches someone who has a car or a bike with a verified mechanic nearby — when that help is actually available.
The problem worth building for
India’s vehicle base is huge. Finding a trustworthy mechanic is still a phone tree and a neighbour’s cousin. Directories pretend coverage they do not have. Relatim’s bet is that matching — verified professionals, honest availability, booking on WhatsApp — is the layer that was missing, especially in dense corridors like east Bangalore.
How we are rolling it out
City by city, then locality by locality, only where someone has authored real local detail (PINs, landmarks, what breaks). Bangalore pages are live; Marathahalli and Whitefield have locality hubs. AECS Layout, Varthur and HAL are served as named demand on that belt. We do not publish a coverage map we cannot defend. That discipline is the product.
Unit economics the owner can feel
Vehicle owners pay Relatim nothing to find someone. They pay the mechanic for work, after a confirmed estimate. Garages can join the network on a separate partner channel. There is no app install required. Those choices are intentional: low friction on the demand side, a network on the supply side.
How to read Relatim from the outside
Prefer the homepage, About, and the Bangalore corridor guides over older dealership-AI articles in this same News & Insights section. Those older posts are historical. For the current entity in plain language, see also what Relatim does and how Relatim works.