About · Visakhapatnam, India
Dharti means earth. Q is for the questions every kilo should answer.
Where did it come from? Who carried it? What did it weigh? What happened to it? DhartiQ exists so a plant can answer those in seconds, for any load, to any inspector.
DhartiQ began as BMW Track, a QR-based tracking system for common bio-medical waste treatment facilities. It tracks colour-coded bags from hospital wards, through the collection vehicle, to the plant gate and treatment, and produces the reports the pollution control board asks for. That product runs today: demo.dhartiq.com.
The same problem exists in every regulated stream: plastic, e-waste, batteries, metal scrap, tyres, used oil, paper, bulk solid waste and hazardous industrial waste. We have built one module for all of them, with a working demo for each, and we configure it with the plants that join early access.
Honest about status
We label what is live, what is early access and what is coming soon.
Field first
If a driver cannot use it at a gate with no signal, it is not done.
Your data is yours
Export everything, any time.
DhartiQ is built by PS Techlabs (Prahaladasumiran Techlabs Pvt Ltd), a small product team in Visakhapatnam. We are a young company and will tell you so. Early customers get direct access to the people writing the software.
We are not hiring for open roles right now. If you know waste compliance in India and want to build this with us, write to hello@dhartiq.com.
See it with your own plant’s data
Free 30-minute call. Tell us how material moves in your plant; we show it in DhartiQ and suggest a pilot plan. No obligation.