Your business and your home, kept apart

Tell LekhaJokha your business's name once. From then on every record goes in the right book — the shop's, the site's, the taxi's, or your home's — and every answer can be for one book or all of them.

Sharma Traders ke liye 5000 cement, aur ghar ka 800 sabzi

One message, two books. The reply lists “Where each went:” and offers to move one.

Filed in the right book, in your own words

Someone who keeps one book never sees any of this. The moment there are two, the reply always says which one a record went into.

Name it once, and it reads your trade

The first time, it asks what your business is called — or you tap that it is just personal. The name tells it the trade, so a word means what it means to you.

  • “Gupta Kirana Store” is read as a kirana business
  • A token of ₹50,000 to a property dealer is not ₹50 to a milkman
  • A wrong guess is one tap to undo
Gupta Kirana Store

The next records are read as a kirana's. The question never holds up a record.

It never guesses that a spend is personal

A record that could belong to either book is still saved and counted. One short question offers both books.

  • The reply ends “Which one is this?” with two buttons: your business and Personal — with several businesses, the first asks which one
  • Move a record later with one tap, or in words
isko Taxi Club mein daalo

Moves the record into the Taxi Club book.

A book for every business you run

Add a business in a sentence. Each is its own book, read by its own trade, beside your personal one.

  • Up to nine businesses, plus your personal book
  • One message can go into several books
  • A photo captioned with a book's name is filed in that book
add business Taxi Club

The reply: “Done — Taxi Club is a new book.”

One book, or all of them together

Ask about one business, about home, or about everything — the figures come from the records in that book.

  • A month's spending for one book
  • Everything together, split “By book:”
  • A person's hisaab across your books

Not yet: renaming or removing a book from the chat, a shopping list for each book, and a book your staff also write to.

is mahine Sharma Traders ka kharcha total kharcha sab books ka

Every figure is worked out from your records, never guessed.

Anyone who keeps a hisaab in their head

Four trades where a day makes more numbers than a memory can hold. Every message below is one LekhaJokha files today.

Distributors and wholesale

Hardware, auto parts, packaged food, mandi trade.

  • "Gupta stores se 15,000 cash liya, bill number 104 clear"
  • "Sharma ji ne 2 peti maal wapis kiya, expiry tha"
  • "Mohan bhai ki dukaan band thi, kal wapis jaunga"
Filed as a payment received, a note, a note

Property brokers and rent collection

Agents on the move, token money, monthly rent.

  • "Collected ₹20,000 cash from flat 4B for September rent"
  • "Verma ji will give ₹50,000 token tomorrow morning"
Filed as a payment received, and a due once you tap Save on its form

Contractors and site supervisors

Daily wages going out, material arriving, nothing written down.

  • "Aaj 5 mistri aur 10 majdoor aaye the, ₹6,000 dihaadi baanti"
  • "Site A par 50 bag Ambuja cement receive hua"
  • "Reta khatam ho gaya hai, kal subah tak chahiye"
Filed as a payment, a note, a list

Local finance and committees

Small instalments collected round a market or a village.

  • "Rahul ki 500 ki kishat aagayi"
  • "Sunil 2,000 nahi de paya, parso dega"
Filed as a payment received, and a due once you tap Save on its form
Coming next

And many more, but not yet

Today LekhaJokha keeps one person's records under their own number, and a trip's costs can be shared with friends in a circle. A book that two or more people write to is the next thing being built. If one of these is why you are here, write to info@miboratech.com and we will tell you when it lands.

  • A household kharcha shared with your partner
  • A shop's book the owner and the staff both write to
  • A field representative's day reaching the owner's ledger

Run more than one thing? Tell us.

LekhaJokha is being tested right now with a small group, on a private number. Write to us and we will send you the number the day it opens.

A person reads these, usually the same day.

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