E-Zero — Pure Petrol Finder for E0 petrol

What it does

The map is the app.

Every E0 pump, one map

All ~230 E0 outlets across India on a single full-screen map — filter by fuel, and zoom from the whole country down to a single forecourt.

Nearest, front and centre

Grant location and E-Zero surfaces the closest pump instantly, sorted by distance with an estimated drive time.

Works with no signal

The whole station list — addresses, phone numbers and opening hours — ships inside the app. No network needed to browse it; when you're online, newly added pumps arrive on their own.

Private by design

No accounts, no analytics, no trackers. Browsing sends nothing. Only if you choose to submit or report a pump are its photos and location sent — for us to verify, and nothing else.

Data sources

Where the station list comes from

E-Zero bundles a snapshot of three published outlet lists. Every source is public, and every listing is traceable to the company that sells the fuel.

IndianOil XP100 — 142 outlets: Taken from Indian Oil Corporation Limited's published XP100 outlet list, with each pump's address, phone number and opening hours read from IndianOil's public outlet locator.
HPCL poWer100 — 17 outlets: Taken from a reply by Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited under the Right to Information Act, 2005 (registration no. HPCLD/R/E/26/01037, dated 6 July 2026), with outlet details read from HPCL's public retail-outlet locator.
BPCL Speed 100 — 73 outlets: Taken from Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited's official Speed 100 outlet list, with outlet details read from BPCL's public retail-outlet locator. BPCL does not publish per-day opening hours for every outlet; where hours are unknown the app simply shows none.
Reported by drivers: Some pumps are added from drivers' in-app submissions: geo-tagged photos of the dispenser and the receipt or station front, checked by hand against the oil company's own outlet records before they're listed. They're marked "Reported by drivers" with the month they were verified. Drivers can also report a listed pump that doesn't sell the fuel; confirmed reports take it off the map.
How current is it?: The list is a point-in-time snapshot refreshed between app releases — it is not live. Fuel availability at any individual pump changes, and no company guarantees stock. Call the pump before a long detour, and if a listing is wrong, use "Not available here?" on its card in the app or email us.

What E-Zero does with your data

Effective 2 October 2026 (E-Zero 1.3) · Applies to E-Zero for iOS

Browsing E-Zero sends nothing anywhere. The only data that ever leaves your phone is what you choose to send when you submit a pump or report one — photos and the location they were taken at — and it is used only to verify that pump. No accounts, no analytics, no tracking.

Your location: If you grant the optional when-in-use location permission, your position is used on your device to sort stations by distance and centre the map. That stays on your phone. Decline the permission and the app still works — you'll simply browse the national map without distances. The one exception is described next: if you submit or report a pump, your location at that moment is sent with it.
Submitting or reporting a pump: You can tell us about a pump that sells 100-octane fuel but isn't on the map, or report that a listed pump doesn't. Nothing is sent until you tap Submit or Send report. A submission contains: the fuel and the station name and city you enter, the map location you confirm, your phone's location and its accuracy at that moment, and two or three photos you take in the app's camera (the dispenser, and the receipt or the station front) — each photo carries the location and time it was taken. A report contains the station, the reason you pick, your location, and an optional photo. Both include the app version.

We do not collect your name, email, phone number, contacts, IP address or any device identifier. To keep automated spam out, the app uses Apple's App Attest, which lets our server check a request came from a genuine copy of E-Zero; the per-install key it uses is not linked to you.

Submissions are stored with Cloudflare (our hosting provider) and are seen only by E-Zero's developer, who reviews each one by hand. If a pump is approved, its name, city and location appear in the app, marked "Reported by drivers"; your photos are never published. Photos from rejected submissions and dismissed reports are deleted 90 days after review, and their locations are reduced to about 1 km. Photos of approved pumps are kept as evidence for the listing. To have a submission deleted, email rajat@astav.tech with roughly when and where you sent it.
Station data: The station list — including each pump's address, phone number and opening hours — is a snapshot of publicly available retail-outlet information from IndianOil, HPCL and BPCL, bundled inside the app, so browsing works with no network. When you're online, the app asks our server whether the list has changed — an anonymous request that sends only the version of the list it already has, never your location or anything about you — and downloads the new list if so. See where the data comes from.
Handing off to a maps app: When you tap Navigate and choose Apple Maps or Google Maps, E-Zero passes the station's coordinates — not yours — to the app you picked. From that point their privacy policies apply: Apple, Google.
Calling a station: The Call button dials the pump's publicly listed phone number using your phone app. E-Zero neither knows nor records that the call happened.
Links inside the app: Reference links (RTI reports, fuel-test articles, fuel-brand pages) open in an in-app Safari view. Those websites may set cookies under their own policies; E-Zero adds nothing.
Analytics, ads & tracking: None. No analytics SDKs, no advertising, no trackers, no third-party code of any kind. App Store label: Photos and Precise Location, not linked to you, used only for the submit and report features.
Changes to this policy: If a future version of E-Zero changes how data is handled, this page will be updated first and the effective date revised.

The deal, in plain terms

Effective 16 July 2026 · Applies to E-Zero for iOS

Using the app: E-Zero is provided by Astav Technologies Private Limited as a free tool to help you locate zero-ethanol (E0) petrol outlets. By downloading or using it you agree to these terms. It's licensed to you for personal, non-commercial use — you may not resell it, or copy, reverse-engineer or redistribute the app or its bundled data except as permitted by law or Apple's standard licensed-application terms.
Not affiliated with IndianOil, HPCL or BPCL: E-Zero is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Indian Oil Corporation Limited, Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited or Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited. "IndianOil", "XP100", "HPCL", "poWer100", "BPCL" and "Speed 100" are trademarks of their respective owners, used here only to describe the fuels and outlets the app helps you find (nominative reference).
Accuracy of station information: Station locations, addresses, opening hours, phone numbers and E0 fuel availability are a periodic snapshot of publicly available information and can change without notice. E-Zero does not guarantee that any outlet is open, operating, or currently stocking E0 petrol. Always confirm before relying on a listing for a journey.
No warranty: The app is provided "as is" and "as available", without warranties of any kind, express or implied, including fitness for a particular purpose. You use it at your own discretion and risk.
Limitation of liability: To the fullest extent permitted by law, Astav Technologies Private Limited is not liable for any indirect, incidental or consequential loss — including wasted trips, fuel choices, or vehicle issues — arising from your use of, or inability to use, the app or its information.
Third-party services: Navigation and calls are handed off to apps you already have (Apple Maps, Google Maps, Phone). Those services are governed by their own terms and privacy policies, over which E-Zero has no control.
Governing law & changes: These terms are governed by the laws of India. We may update them as the app evolves; the current version always lives on this page with its effective date. Questions? Email rajat@astav.tech.

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