KarigarFlow keeps track of the work you give out and the money that goes with it. Record production orders, issue job-work to each karigar, set piece rates, log advances, and see what is owed at the end of the week without reconstructing it from memory and scraps of paper.
It runs entirely on your device and works offline, which suits a workshop where the network is unreliable and the phone is the only computer in the room.
Job-work disputes almost always come down to two numbers nobody wrote down: how many pieces were given, and at what rate. Once both are recorded at the moment of issue, the weekly settlement takes minutes and stops being an argument. Advances are the other recurring problem — they are given quickly, remembered vaguely, and deducted painfully. A running balance per karigar removes the guesswork and, more importantly, removes the suspicion on both sides.
Knowing which stage each order is at is the difference between promising a delivery date and hoping for one. When a buyer asks, the answer is on the screen.
Yes. Orders, rates, karigar names and payments are stored in your browser on your device and are never uploaded to us.
Yes. Add it to your home screen and it opens and works offline, which is the normal case in a workshop.
No. Because data is local, each device keeps its own records. It is built for one person maintaining the register.
The records go with it and we cannot restore them, since we never hold a copy. Take backups if the data matters to you.
Yes, free with no account, no per-user charge and no limit on orders or workers.