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Follow friends, family, and voices from the community. Find them by name or handle — never by lineage.
Report and block, built in from day one
Thakurs is the social network and app for the Rajput (Thakur) community — the posts, stories, reels, and messages you already know, built around the clan, region, and heritage you carry.
Opening in waves, starting with clan and samaj associations. Your handle is reserved the day you join.
Jaisalmer Fort, Rajasthan
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jaisalmer.walls Sonar Quila at last light — still lived-in, eight centuries on.
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Most social apps treat community as a hashtag to follow. Thakurs treats it as somewhere you come from — the everyday and the ancestral both with a real place, neither on display to strangers.
Your ancestral region and where you live now, both on your profile — so moving away stops meaning falling out of touch.
Family lineage, kuldevi, the history behind a festival — kept in a space of their own, not lost under the daily scroll.
Groups for your kul and thikana are there when you want them — suggested, never auto-joined, never a list anyone can browse.
A home for a community, not a wall around it. Pride here means knowing your story — never ranking it above anyone else's.
Jaisalmer Fort, Rajasthan
3,204 likes
jaisalmer.walls Sonar Quila at last light — still lived-in, eight centuries on.
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2 hours ago
Everyday posts from the people you actually follow.
Golden hour on the ramparts, before the crowds find their way up.
Short video — festivals, food, the drive home.
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Mewar Family Archive
Community heritage
Photographs, letters & land records, 1940–today.
thakurs.org/mewar.family.archive
Your handle, your story. Heritage details stay hidden until you show them.
The Instagram-equivalent basics, built for how this community actually keeps in touch.
Follow friends, family, and voices from the community. Find them by name or handle — never by lineage.
Report and block, built in from day one
Photos, stories, and reels, with the follow-like-comment basics you already know. Nothing to relearn.
Report and block, built in from day one
Add as much or as little as you want. Vansh, kul, gotra, kuldevi, thikana — off by default, and yours to reveal.
Report and block, built in from day one
A heritage space for history, genealogy, and festivals, kept separate from the everyday feed.
Report and block, built in from day one
We're not trying to replace how you share. We're building the parts a general platform was never going to.
Region, clan, and heritage are add-ons on other apps. Here they're part of how the product is built — quietly, and only if you want them.
No algorithm deciding which cousin you see. Your circle, in the order things happened.
Identity details are private by default, never inferred, and never required to sign up.
Clan and thikana associations get a verified badge and proper moderation tools — easy to trust, hard to fake.
Every feature ships with reporting and blocking in the same release. Not retrofitted after something goes wrong.
Join the waitlist and your handle is held from that moment. One email when your wave opens — no spam, and we never sell your data.
Three things we think a community-first social app has to get right.
Families are spread across cities and countries, holding it together over group chats. A shared home should do better than that.
Associations run on broadcast lists and lookalike pages today. Verification and real moderation are the baseline, not a feature.
Someone in every family is writing the lineage down for the next generation. It deserves a place built to hold it.
Thakurs is a social network and mobile app built for the Rajput (Thakur) community — the posts, stories, reels, and messaging you already know, alongside clan and thikana groups and a dedicated heritage feed. It is currently in early access.
Yes. Thakurs is free to join. Add your name and email to the waitlist and your handle is reserved until your invite opens.
Thakurs is opening in waves, starting with clan and samaj associations across India. Waitlist members are invited first, region by region.
Yes. Identity details such as vansh, kul, gotra, kuldevi, and thikana are off by default and shown only if you choose to. There is no directory and no way to search people by lineage.
Reserve your handle before public launch. It takes ten seconds.
Join the waitlist