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Verified Google Reviews
Rated 'Excellent' by devotees worldwide
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Meals Served Worldwide
Through Food for Life & Annadan seva
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Spreading Krishna Consciousness
Since Srila Prabhupada founded ISKCON
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Online Giving Initiatives
From vigraha seva to Go Seva & Gita Daan
ISKCON Pune's Sri Sri Radha Vrindavanchandra temple has served its community since 2013 — a sanctuary of aartis, festivals, and daily Annadan on the Katraj–Kondhwa Road. But its digital home had quietly fallen behind: content was scattered, each donation lived on its own island, and live darshan was out of reach for devotees far from Pune.
The temple team came to Sevaya with a simple wish: build a digital home worthy of the deities — one that could carry the weight of Janmashtami traffic, make giving feel like seva rather than a checkout, and let a devotee anywhere join the evening aarti.
Together we mapped every seva and service — from daily Annadan to festival bookings — rebuilt the experience around pilgrim journeys rather than pages, and launched a serene, blazing-fast platform that over 24,000 Google reviews now point devotees to.
Six deep-rooted problems stood between the temple's mission and its digital home.
Years of events, galleries, festivals, and updates scattered across a legacy site with no clear hierarchy and no single owner in charge of publishing.
Tens of independent donation pages with separate paths made it hard for devotees to discover and complete a seva — and near impossible to trust.
Devotees far from Pune had no way to participate in daily aartis or glimpse the deities, amputating the temple from its global family.
Rich festival content lived on static pages with no shared calendar or spotlight for Janmashtami, Radhastami, and Rath Yatra.
Peak traffic during Janmashtami caused slow loads and dropped sessions — a devotional site must never keep seekers waiting.
Most visitors arrive on phones, yet the old experience was desktop-first and clunky when every second mattered.
Every challenge met a crafted, devotional solution built for the people behind it.
A structured CMS for schedules, festivals, seva boards, and gatherings — simple enough for volunteers to publish with devotion, not friction.
A single giving destination with clear categories for vigraha seva, Annadan, Go Seva, festivals, and prasadam — each with its own dedicated flow.
Embedded streaming with a dedicated Live Darshan page and daily schedule, so anyone on earth can join the aarti.
A shared festival calendar with rich event pages, guidelines, and practical info for large Utsavs.
Image optimization, caching, and edge delivery keep the site instant — even under festival-season spikes.
A mobile-first, accessible layout with clear contrast and touch-friendly giving at the heart.
Each feature is live on iskconpune.com — tap any card to explore it.
Delivered in 18 focused weeks — gracefully ready before the festival season.
Deep listening with temple leaders, pilgrims, and volunteers to map their service priorities and every stream of content.
Restructuring years of content into clear journeys — darshan, seva, festivals, and hospitality — each no more than a breath away.
A serene design system in maroon and gold, accessibility-first, tuned for older devotees and first-time visitors alike.
Unified donation hub, festival listings, galleries, and a CMS-driven site built to scale during peak festival traffic.
Streaming integration and video galleries tested across devices and connection speeds.
Soft launch with temple volunteers, SEO polish, analytics foundations, and a graceful go-live before the festival season.
Impact
24,599+ verified Google reviews and a global devotee community.
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