Accounting software for Indian businesses
Books that keep themselves — and a CA who trusts them.
Every bill, payment and stock movement posts a balanced double-entry journal by itself. You see who owes what and what you really earned; your CA gets ledgers, a trial balance and a Tally export with their own login.
Proper accounts, without the jargon
Double entry, automatically
Sales, purchases, receipts, payments, expenses and stock adjustments post balanced journals as you save them. Journal entries are there for everything else.
Reports straight from the books
Day book, ledgers, trial balance, profit & loss, balance sheet and cash flow — exported to Excel or PDF.
Bank and cash
Match bank statement lines with your entries, keep track of cheques, and count the cash at the end of the day.
GST from the same entries
GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B prepared from your bills (JSON for the portal and Excel), purchases matched with GSTR-2B, and a GSTR-9 helper. You or your CA file on the portal; the app never files by itself.
TDS and TCS
Record the TDS your customers deduct and the TDS you deduct, and keep track of what you deposit.
Nothing silently changed
A saved bill is corrected by a reversal or a recorded edit, a finished month can be locked, and changes are kept in a tamper-evident audit log.
Your CA, on your terms
Invite your CA with their own login — view only or accountant — and remove it any time. They can ask questions on an entry and export everything to Tally.
Questions
Do I need to know accounting?
No. You make bills and record money in and out; the journals are posted for you. The reports are there when you or your CA want them.
Can I bring my opening balances?
Yes. Bring parties with their balances and items with opening stock from a spreadsheet, Tally or another app — with a preview first and undo.
Which plan prepares GST returns?
The books and reports are in every plan, including Free. Preparing GSTR-1 and 3B comes with the paid plans — see Pricing.
Let the books keep themselves.
Sign up with your mobile number, bring your parties and items, and make your first bill.