The Gomini app is now live on the Google Play Store and Apple App Store, receiving an encouraging early response from users. The platform enables individuals to own indigenous cows, creating a direct and meaningful connection to India’s rural heritage. Aligned with the UNSDGs, the company is working towards sustainability as well as the empowerment of rural women and communities in the country.

Gomini, India’s first managed cow care service platform, has officially launched with the mission of reviving the sacred cow-based economy through responsible ownership, traditional wellness, and rural empowerment. The platform enables individuals to own indigenous cows, creating a direct and meaningful connection to India’s rural heritage, while ensuring the highest standards of care through trained rural women and farmers.

Founded in April 2025 by Dr. Arjun Sharma and Gauri Shankar, Gomini focuses on the holistic potential of Panchagavya, combining native cow breeds, natural farming, and sustainable rural development with modern technology. In alignment with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UNSDGs), the company works towards multiple global objectives, including poverty alleviation, gender equality, sustainable agriculture, and climate action. By enabling each urban family to own a cow, Gomini directly empowers a rural woman caretaker with sustainable income opportunities, helping her support her family, gain financial independence, and contribute to her community’s economic growth.

The company operates as a closed, invite-only ecosystem, ensuring that each cow is cared for with dignity and devotion. All the owners of cows receive pure A2 milk and a curated range of Panchagavya-based wellness products as redeemable returns. They will also gain access to immersive experiences such as cow worship, village tourism, rural craft learning, and spiritual retreats. People can start their cow ownership journey through the website or the Gomini app, now live on the Google Play Store and Apple App Store.

Gomini integrates advanced technology to ensure transparency and strengthen the emotional bond between owners and their cows. Each cow is RFID-tagged and linked to a blockchain-based NFT for secure and lifelong ownership records. IoT devices track real-time health and activity, AI systems monitor behaviour to detect early signs of distress, and CCTV-enabled computer vision offers live farm access to owners. The company is in the process of developing an augmented reality feature that allows owners to virtually interact with their cows from anywhere.

Dr. Arjun Sharma, Founder & CEO said, “With Gomini, we aim to bring prosperity home by restoring the cultural, ecological, and economic significance of India’s indigenous cows. Our mission is to reconnect people with their roots while empowering rural women and communities, creating sustainable livelihoods through the sacred bond between humans and cows. By aligning with global UNSDG targets and combining trust, tradition, and technology, we are building a lasting bridge between urban individuals and rural caretakers. As villages under Gomini’s care grow to house 500 or more cows, we will be able to transform them into fully self-reliant, chemical-free organic farming ecosystems, turning our vision of cow-centric sustainable living into reality.”

Headquartered in Bihar, Gomini aspires to transform India into an organic farming nation, one village at a time. By combining the wisdom of traditional practices with the power of modern technology, the company is creating a transparent, sustainable, and socially uplifting model for individuals to participate in cow stewardship and organic living. With its official launch, the platform invites individuals to become part of a cultural and ecological revival that nurtures prosperity, purity, and purpose in every home.