What is Paper Chase?
Paper Chase is a free 60-second game from Kaagaz. A bank asks for your PAN card, right now. Somewhere in a drawer, an old WhatsApp chat or an email from two years ago is the copy you need. You play the hunt three ways and see how long each one takes. Nothing you do is saved, and there is no sign-up.
How the game works
Level 1, the old way. Papers lie scattered on a desk: rent agreements, insurance policies, bills and photos. You tap each one to look inside until you find the PAN card, while the clock runs.
Level 2, gather. You bring the papers into one place by adding a file shared from email, papers from WhatsApp chats and a folder on your phone. This is what Kaagaz does with your real papers.
Level 3, with Kaagaz. The same request comes again. This time you type a word, or tap a suggestion, and the paper is right there. At the end you see both times side by side, and you can copy your score to share it.
Why we made it
Most families in India keep important papers in many places at once: Aadhaar and PAN cards, bank statements, insurance policies, school certificates, rent agreements and medical reports. When someone asks for one, the search starts again every time. Paper Chase shows the difference in under a minute.
About Kaagaz
Kaagaz is an Android app that keeps every family paper in one place. Snap a paper once, and Kaagaz names it, reminds you before it expires, and hands it back when you search or ask, in Hindi or English. Saving and finding papers works without internet. Cloud backup and AI naming are optional; the privacy policy explains what they send.
Kaagaz is free on Google Play. An iPhone version is coming; join the iPhone list to hear when it arrives.
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