Heaptalk, Jakarta — Deputy Minister of Communications and Digital Affairs (Komdigi) Nezar Patria expressed full support for the Ministry of Law and Human Rights’ development of the Caraka super app. “We fully support this super app, which will significantly enhance public services and legal/permit administration tools,” Nezar emphasized.
In a written press release on Sunday (05/18), he explained that Komdigi will provide the necessary infrastructure and interoperability to integrate Caraka with other ministries and institutions. He stated, “Data from the Caraka super app will be integrated with the National Data Center (PDN), as it is part of the electronic-based government system (SPBE) managed by Komdigi.”
According to Nezar Patria, the Caraka super app is expected to launch in early 2026. “Currently, the development process is ongoing through collaboration between the Ministry of Law and Komdigi,” he added.
Earlier, Minister of Law and Human Rights Supratman Andi Agtas expressed gratitude for Komdigi’s support, stating that it plays a crucial role in the ministry’s digital transformation. He said, “We are currently undergoing a transformation to digitize all our systems, and we are very grateful for Komdigi’s support, which has been immensely helpful.”
He emphasized that innovations like the Caraka super app reflect the Ministry of Law’s commitment to following President Prabowo Subianto’s directive to improve public service quality. “The President wants acceleration and speed in decision-making, and that is our guiding principle at the Ministry of Law—whether in internal operations or public services,” he stated.
In addition to Komdigi, the Ministry of Law has also established agreements with the Supreme Court, Bank Indonesia, National Police, Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education, Ministry of Higher Education, Science, and Technology, Ministry of Forestry, Ministry of Environment, Ministry of Cooperatives, Ministry of Creative Economy, Ministry of Investment, Ministry of State-Owned Enterprises, and Business Competition Supervisory Commission.
