Verzii.Com - India’s First Owned Social Media Platform Empowering Creators

Mumbai, Feb 2026 : A 29 year old young and dynamic Founder & CEO Mr Nandan Patel, an MBA graduate specialized in Competitive Intelligence and Strategic Management and trained at IIT Roorkee in Strategic Product Management, is on a mission to build India’s own digital stage. Drawing on over five years of diverse corporate experience, Patel has launched Verzii, India’s first owned social media platform proudly “Made in India,” aimed at empowering Indian creators.

Verzii has rolled out with “a strong commitment to creator ownership, authentic visibility, and sustainable monetisation.” In practical terms, this means every Indian blogger, artist, or influencer gets full control of their content and a fair share of earnings - a bold contrast to the opaque algorithms of global tech giants. As India’s first owned social media platform, Verzii represents a structural shift toward self-reliant digital ecosystems.
 

A Vision Rooted in “Vocal for Local” and Swadeshi Values

Patel’s personal dedication is inseparable from India’s patriotic call for self-reliance. Inspired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s “Vocal for Local” campaign, he often reiterates the belief that India must build, support, and scale its own digital platforms.

Speaking about his vision, Nandan Patel states:

"I would like to invite all the Indians across the world, and related people to uplift Verzii, and take this local for vocal Verzii, made in India to make it available for the world."

Verzii.com stands as a practical embodiment of this belief - India’s first owned social media platform designed to ensure that Indian voices, data, creativity, and revenue remain within the country’s ecosystem. At a time when India is entering a pivotal digital phase, Verzii positions itself as an India-first alternative focused on privacy, trust, and local relevance.

Educated and Empathetic Leadership

Patel’s academic background and rigorous product training provide strategic clarity, but it is his emotional commitment to creators and national pride that truly drives Verzii. He strongly believes Indian creators should not merely fuel foreign platforms but should grow as empowered digital entrepreneurs within an Indian-owned ecosystem.
 

Empowering Creators Through Fair Features

Verzii’s architecture reflects a deep understanding of creator challenges:
 

•         Multi-Format Creator Ownership:

Creators can publish long-form blogs across diverse categories such as technology, education, politics, lifestyle, and travel, alongside videos and multimedia content - while retaining full ownership.

·        Mood-Based Discovery:

Users select their intent - learning, inspiration, or entertainment - and the platform intelligently serves relevant content. This ensures authentic reach for both new and established creators.

•         Fair Monetisation & Engagement:

Creators earn transparently between ₹5 and ₹10 per thousand views, complemented by engagement tools such as polls, discussions, and challenges - fostering trust and sustainability.

•         Community-Centric, Transparent Ecosystem:

Brands, creators, and communities coexist in a structured and transparent environment with clear analytics, open metrics, and trust-driven partnerships.

These features collectively reinforce Verzii’s promise as India’s first owned social media

platform championing creator dignity and fairness.

Digital Self-Reliance and a Proud Future

Beyond technology, Verzii is a step toward digital swaraj. Patel emphasizes that India-owned platforms are critical for data sovereignty, cultural representation, and national security. Built with Indian vision and intent, Verzii.Com symbolizes India’s confidence in shaping its own digital future.
 

For Nandan Patel, Verzii is more than a startup - it is a national movement. A platform created by Indians, owned by Indians, and designed for the world. As early adoption grows, Verzii signals the beginning of a new chapter where Indian creators rise - not just in reach and revenue, but in pride.