The sixty two rupee bill, and the four places the money leaves from.
Billing. Stock. Credit. And your own customer app. One system, already running a real shop every day.
No card. No contract. We come and set it up at your counter.

This is the real billing screen. Four steps and you are done.
Tap something on the right and it lands here.
Real goods and real rates from the shop. Type a name and press enter.
Big software is built for a supermarket where one customer spends three thousand rupees. Put it on a counter where a bill is sixty two rupees and it falls apart.
Four seconds more on every bill
The rate moved and nobody said so
Loose goods carry no barcode
He asks for fifty rupees of sugar
This is where every other software gives up and the shopkeeper picks up a calculator. Here it is just part of the bill.
Every other system sends you shopping first. A scale for each counter and a laser scanner on top. We joined the scale to the software instead.

Photograph it or drop the PDF. Nothing is typed.
A screen facing your customer. It shows the bill while you cut it and it plays an ad the rest of the day.
Your shelf in their phone. Three kilometres around your shop.

The whole counter is one screen in your pocket. The scale, the printer and the screen facing your customer all talk to it.
The counter first. Your customers next. The whole shop last.
You bill. It keeps the books.
Your lane can buy from you.
Buying runs itself too.
Launch price. It goes to the full rate later. Every plan is a month at a time. You move up or down whenever you want and nothing you have entered is lost. *Conditions apply.
A shop owner in his own words. Listen and then decide.
The sixty two rupee bill, and the four places the money leaves from.
The queue at seven in the evening, and what the counter had to learn.
Heard it? The same counter can run your shop by this evening.
Book a free demo→Give the number. We call once and put your own items in. Then you watch your own shop on it.