The public record of reputation
Every action creates karma.Karma creates a living reputation.
Good karma and bad karma — for people and for things. The colleague, the café, the car, the brand, the place. Every Soul earns its reputation both ways, in public, on a ledger nobody can quietly edit.
- + / −
- Good and bad karma
- Signed
- Every note has a name
- Permanent
- Nobody edits the ledger
Remiz RahnasApple · Brand
I like my Apple watch
+1Remiz RahnasUmmer Farook
Good work
+1Kiran K RChina · Place
Fixed the leak fast and cleaned up after
+1Anas A STata Nexon · Vehicle
Smooth ride, comfortable on the long stretch
+1Varkey MathewStore Dada
Gave the clearest code review I've had all year
+1
Public. Signed. Permanent.Add an entry
01 — Why people give karma
Four reasons to put it on the record.
Four motivations, one ledger. Karmic records both sides of the story, for anyone and anything.
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Thank & recognise people
The nurse who explained it twice. The colleague who covered. Put it on their Soul where it stays — claimed or not.
Good karma to Priya for covering my on-call shift without being asked.
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Warn & hold accountable
When something goes wrong, say so — publicly, factually, on the record. A reputation that only goes up is just a like button.
Bad karma to the Airbnb host in Lisbon who cancelled two days before check-in.
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Rate products, places, brands
Cafés, cars, phones, airlines. Every thing has a Soul, and karma given to it quietly reaches the people behind it.
Good karma to the Decathlon in Whitefield for a no-questions refund.
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Build your own Soul
Your Soul may already exist. Claim it, fill it in, and let karma find you through the places you work, live and drive.
Someone gave your Soul +1 for the parcel you kept dry last week.
02 — Karma right now
What’s going on the record today.
I like my Apple watch
+1Remiz Rahnas gave good karma to Apple · Brand
Sep 17, 2026Good work
+1Remiz Rahnas gave good karma to Ummer Farook
Sep 17, 2026Fixed the leak fast and cleaned up after
+1Smooth ride, comfortable on the long stretch
+1Anas A S gave good karma to Tata Nexon · Vehicle
Sep 17, 2026Gave the clearest code review I've had all year
+1Varkey Mathew gave good karma to Store Dada
Sep 17, 2026Rude at the counter, made the queue wait for nothing
−1Saumya Raj gave bad karma to Sreelakshmi Raghunath
Sep 17, 2026Stayed late to walk me through the release
+1Mary Iva K J gave good karma to Aryan Singh
Sep 17, 2026Returned my wallet with everything still in it
+1Anandhu P A gave good karma to Muhammed Shiyahudheen
Sep 17, 2026Took the time to explain instead of just fixing it
+1Abhishek T R gave good karma to Hamdan Hisham Hassan
Sep 17, 2026
04 — How karma works
One sentence in. A reputation out.
You give it
Good or bad, to a person or a thing. One sentence about what happened.
Karmic finds the Soul
Search every Soul, or describe it in a sentence. If it doesn’t exist yet, it’s born on the spot.
The ledger records it
Your note and your name go on their Soul — public, timestamped, permanent. Nobody can quietly edit it.
Reputation forms
Every entry moves a living number and a good/bad ratio. Karma also reaches connected people — privately, with the reason only they can see.
05 — Your Soul
Your Soul already exists. Claim it.
Everyone on Karmic has a Soul: a page that collects the karma they’ve earned, whether or not they’ve signed up. Claim yours to read every note, see the private reasons behind inherited karma, and decide what the world sees.
06 — Fair play
Public words. Honest numbers.
A reputation is only worth something if it can go down as well as up, and if nobody can quietly clean it. That’s the whole design.
Notes are public
What you write is on the record with your name — for good karma and for bad. That’s what makes it worth something.
Fair by design
Daily limits, a rules engine and abuse detection keep the ledger honest. Report anything unfair from any Soul page.
Private where it should be
Karma reaches people through the things they’re linked to — but why it reached them is shown only to them.
Nobody edits the ledger
Not you, not them, not us. Reversals leave a trace. A reputation you can trust is one that can’t be tidied up.
Is bad karma really public?
Yes — with your name and your note, exactly like good karma. Keep it factual and specific. Notes that break the fair-play rules can be reported and reversed, and the reversal is logged too.
What if they’re not on Karmic?
Give karma anyway. A Soul is born the moment it receives karma, and it waits — with every note intact — until it’s claimed. Nothing is lost by being early.
Can I give karma to a café, a bus, a brand?
Yes. Search everything, or describe it in a sentence and Karmic works out what you mean. Karma given to a place or a product quietly reaches the people who run it, drive it or made it.