Evidence acceptance preflight

A smaller file is not always the right file.

DastaReady checks the official rule, the actual file bytes, and the evidence itself. It fixes only what is safe—and tells you when to stop.

Files stay on device Official source shownNo sign-in needed
The hidden formCitizens should not need to learn file engineering.

Pixels, compression, crop, DPI, page limits, and file types create a second application inside the application.

Rejected

“File size exceeds permitted limit.”

Unclear

“Upload a recent scan with correct dimensions.”

Uncertain

“Is this the certificate the portal means?”

One evidence contract

Source. Measure. Refuse when needed.

A compressor always returns a smaller file. DastaReady returns the right next action—and never guesses eligibility.

01

Start from the source

Load the official notice and its version before making any claim about acceptance.

02

Measure the real file

Read byte signatures, PDF pages, dimensions, sharpness, exposure, and clipping on this device.

03

Return the right action

Release a re-checked image, refuse unsafe evidence, or route the citizen to required live capture.

Useful at every counter

One citizen problem. Three ways to reduce it.

For citizens

Simple guidance, fewer repeat attempts, and a receipt that explains every measured decision.

For CSC operators

Repeatable checks and application packs for people preparing several documents at once.

For institutions

A preflight layer that can reduce invalid uploads and make support errors measurable.

Document integrity first

Change presentation. Never change evidence.

DastaReady can resize and re-encode an image, then inspect the output again. It never generates seals, signatures, text, or official marks.

Local-first by design
This prototype does not upload files to a server.
No unnecessary retention
Refresh the page and the local demo session is cleared.
Read the trust model
Try the working preflight

Know before you upload.

Run the Parivahan repair story, the UPSC live-step warning, a byte-level mismatch, or a measured blur refusal.

Start evidence preflight