
All water purifiers
6 models, all made for Indian water.
All smart door locks
2 models. Your door, without the keys.
Watch the Native experience
Real stories.
In motion.
Everyday moments, shared by you.
Every device.
Powered with Native Intelligence.
Real-time data, patented* technology and devices that look after themselves, all in the Urban Company app.
*Patent pending






Real-time data.
Water quality, usage and filter life, live on your phone. Always current, never a guess.

Patented* technology.
See a visitor live whenever someone rings your home doorbell. Only on Native.
*Patent pending

Two‑way talk.
See who’s at the door and talk to them through Lock Ultra, from wherever you are.

Checks its own health.
Native runs its own health checks and tells you before anything goes wrong.

One app. Every device.
Your purifier and lock run from the Urban Company app you already use. No new app to download.

Alerts that matter.
Filter changes, visitors, motion and tampering: you hear about it the moment it happens.
Know your city’s water quality
What’s in India’s groundwater, why TDS doesn’t tell the whole story, and what Native removes.
31 of 32 states
have groundwater over a safe limit.
10 severe21 poor1 within limits4 no samples
3 in 10
groundwater samples are over a safe limit.
28.3% of 14,978 samples · CGWB 2024
Nitrate
is the most common, over the BIS limit in 21% of samples.
- Nitrate21%
- Iron13%
- Manganese12%
- Fluoride8%
In the spotlight

Urban Company launches Native M3 & M3 Pro Water Purifier
Read the story on Business Standard (opens in a new tab) ↗
Inside Native: how Urban Company is building a product-service moat around appliances it actually sells
Read the story on BW Businessworld (opens in a new tab) ↗
Urban Company forays into branded products, launches RO water purifiers
Read the story on Inc42 (opens in a new tab) ↗
Native M3 Pro: a 3-year warranty, and no service needed
Read the story on India TV (opens in a new tab) ↗
“A 3-year zero-AMC purifier that delivers.” Rated 9/10
Read the story on Smartprix (opens in a new tab) ↗From the Native journal
Water, design and everyday life.












