Keep every customer’s udhaar in one place, send a WhatsApp reminder when it’s due, and never argue over “kitne ka tha” again. Your khata adds itself up — backed up, and always in your pocket.
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A bahi tears, ink fades, and when a customer swears they already paid, it’s your word against a smudged line. At month-end you add up columns by hand and hope you didn’t skip a page. And paper can never tell you who owes the most or who hasn’t paid in two months — the things that actually decide whether you get your money back.
Each customer’s udhaar totals itself. Open an account and see exactly what’s pending and since when — no adding up columns by hand.
Send a polite reminder with the pending amount in a tap, instead of an awkward face-to-face at the counter.
No torn pages, no faded ink. Your records are saved to your account and backed up, so a spilled cup of chai doesn’t wipe out a month of entries.
Add a sale or record a payment by voice or a couple of taps — quicker than writing a line in the bahi and totalling it later.
Who owes the most, who’s gone quiet, what’s still outstanding this month — a paper book can’t show you any of it.
Search a name and see their whole history in a second, instead of flipping back through months of pages.
The same customer’s purchases can become a clean bill — GST invoice if you’re registered — that you share on WhatsApp.
On the Windows desktop app it stays as dependable as paper: keep adding entries with no signal, and they sync on their own once you’re back online.
Add the regulars you keep accounts for — or let them get added automatically the first time you bill them.
Mark a bill as udhaar and it lands in that customer’s khata. When they pay, record it and the balance drops.
Check who owes what, and send a WhatsApp reminder to anyone whose account has been sitting too long.
Yes. Your data is saved to your account, not just the phone. Log in on another phone and everything is there.
Yes. From a customer’s ledger you can send a reminder with the pending amount in a tap.
On the Windows desktop app, yes — entries save on the computer and sync automatically once the connection is back. On the phone you need a connection.
Yes. Billing and GST invoices are built in — the khata is one part of it. You can turn a customer’s purchases into a proper bill.
Yes. The whole app runs in Gujarati, Hindi or English, and you can add entries by voice in Hindi and Gujarati.
No. It runs on your phone.
Add your customers, put your first udhaar on it, and watch your pending list add up on its own. Free for seven days.
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