NotNCRP
An urgency-first alternative to India's official cybercrime reporting portal, built for Varun Mayya's Build What Moves India hackathon.
The actual cybercrime.gov.in portal sorts complaints by government taxonomy — categories that make sense for record-keeping but not for someone whose bank account just got frozen. NotNCRP flips that: the first question isn’t “what type of crime is this” but “is this still happening right now.”
Three paths branch from there — active fraud, a completed incident, or “I’m not sure” with adaptive follow-up questions to figure out which bucket applies. Evidence gets fingerprinted with SHA-256 computed client-side before anything touches the server, and OCR (via Tesseract.js) pulls text out of screenshots so victims aren’t stuck retyping transaction IDs by hand.
It’s a prototype, not a production system — the backend simulates the banking/government integrations rather than hitting real ones, and there’s no per-account API scoping yet. But the triage-first flow and SLA escalation visibility are the parts worth stealing if this ever becomes real.