Digital literacy, gender-based violence response, economic empowerment, and the Kuram platform for survivors of online violence — across seventeen states.
Hands-on training for women and girls, from device basics to professional skills — in four states, across ages 14+.
Response to gender-based violence: emergency fund, safeguarding, legal and medical referrals, policy advocacy.
Sister platform for technology-facilitated gender-based violence — doxxing, image abuse, online coercion. Trauma-informed, anonymous-first.
Supporting women's participation in civic technology — voter tools, constituency platforms, transparency monitoring.
Your workspace — quiet, ordered, yours.
Send a fake DM as if from a real user. The AI classifies, replies, and logs it.
Nine workflows. Every finding ties to an objective and a goal.
Each has a shareable public URL for candidates. Manage applications in HR → Applications.
TechHer NG's AI operations workspace. Everything runs on TechHer's own server — no third-party data processors except Groq (which doesn't retain inputs).
The pink pill in the corner is Kuram. Click it anywhere — public or staff — to chat. Every reply is grounded in the knowledge base and cites the wiki page it used.
@KuramSupportBot runs the same pipeline live.
~35 n8n workflows · Groq gpt-oss-120b · compiled wiki · n8n Data Tables · Traefik + Let's Encrypt · Groq is the only third-party processor and it doesn't retain inputs.