(CNN)Most Indian cities are busy with cluttered streets, winding and hidden alleyways -- every postman's nightmare. Informal structures stand side by side with formal ones making navigation challenging -- even for locals -- and these cities are only going to keep sprawling, fast. By some estimates, the country's urban population alone will surpass 500-million by 2030: almost double the entire population of the US. Zippr's Aditya Vuchi hopes to fix the broken postal format in India's exploding economy. CNN: Why do you think India needs a service like Zippr? Aditya Vuchi: Newer localities, newer cities are now coming up much faster than even the postal department is able to keep up with. As a result, large parts of India today don't have structured addresses.
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Many sprawling Indian cities have problems defining exact locations
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Zippr is offering a solution for businesses in need of a specific address
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The app generates a unique code, which will enable the postal service to find users
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Point on your map where your home or office is, give all your address information one time including landmarks, and the system generates a @placeholder code.