The life of Plot 4-B.

It starts with two minutes.

Plot location, your WhatsApp, your plan. Two minutes, from anywhere on earth. No documents, no paperwork, no notary — your plot's watch should not require a cupboard hunt in Karachi.

One checkbox: you declare you're the owner, or acting for them. That's it — but it's on record.

That's the entire signup.

We check one thing.

Before your first visit, we confirm your plot is publicly reachable — the society, the precinct, the route. If our agents can stand at your boundary, we can watch it. That's the only gate.

Approved watches go live within days.

Your plot joins the route.

Plot 4-B is assigned to a police-verified agent's precinct route — twice a month, dates set in advance. The agent receives a plot number. Never a name, never a phone number, never "owner lives abroad."

Same agent, same route, every time.

The visit.

Every visit runs the same fixed checklist. No agent judgment calls, no shortcuts — if it isn't captured, the visit doesn't count.

7 items. Every visit. No exceptions.

The report lands.

Everything from the visit — photos, video, boundary status, changes since last time — assembled and delivered to your WhatsApp or Pehra account before the day ends.

Visit 1 of many.

The day something was wrong.

Visit 14. The checklist runs as always — but this time, the boundary trace stops. Construction debris. On your land.

Within hours, your phone knows what your plot knows: a same-day alert with full photo and video evidence, geotagged and timestamped. Not a vague warning — proof.

Here's what Pehra does next: nothing without you. We don't sell lawyers. We don't push contractors. We alert, we document, and the decision stays entirely yours — because a watchman who profits from trouble stops being a watchman.

What you DO get, free: a plain-language guide — how to file a society complaint yourself, what evidence to preserve, what a legal notice is. Your evidence, your options, your move.