The Problem
Stock goes wrong quietly
Not in one dramatic loss — in small ones, every week, that never get counted.
You find out it is finished when a customer asks
The shelf looked full. Nobody counted. The sale walks out and buys it from the shop two doors down, who had it.
The register and the shelf disagree
Stock gets billed, returned, adjusted and borrowed. By month end the diary says one number and the rack says another, and nobody can say where it went.
Nobody remembers what it cost
Purchase rates change every few weeks. Without the cost sitting on the item, margin is a guess, and a discount is a guess on top of a guess.
Counting means losing a Sunday
A physical count means shutting the shop or staying late, because there is no running record to check the shelves against.
What you get
Everything a shop needs to hold stock properly
Built for counters that are busy, staff who come and go, and owners who want to see cost without showing it to everyone.
Low-stock alerts per item
Set a reorder level on each item, not one number for the whole shop. The dashboard tells you what has dropped below it before a customer does.
Find it by anything you remember
Search by name, brand, model number, SKU, barcode, category or HSN. Scan a barcode and the item drops straight into the bill.
Ask in plain Hindi
Type "kaunsa stock khatam hone wala hai" and the AI assistant reads it as a filter. No syntax to learn, no English required. Included in the Business and Professional plans.
Bring your list in from Excel
Upload the stock list you already keep — thousands of rows at a time, with every bad row reported by line number so you can fix just those and re-upload.
Add an item by photo
Photograph the box. The AI reads the name, brand, model number, MRP and warranty off the label and fills the form for you to check. Included in the Professional plan.
Cost price stays yours
Lock cost price and margin behind a PIN, so staff can sell and bill all day without ever seeing what you paid.
Every movement has a reason
Stock changes only through a bill, a purchase or a signed adjustment with a reason attached — so a shortfall can be traced instead of argued about.
Rack location on the item
Record where it physically sits. New staff find stock without asking, and a count goes row by row instead of turning into a hunt.
Your trade
Inventory means something different in every shop
The stock engine underneath is the same. What sits on top of it is not.
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