Android MVP · early access

Daily money.
Clear record.

For shops, rides, freelance work, or personal money: write down what came in, what went out, and who still owes what.

Today’s notebookExample · 24 September
Sales moneyCash came in+ ৳1,850
VegetablesCash went out− ৳620
Rafiq’s dueTo receive৳300
Cash expected to remain৳1,230

Illustrative record, not an app screenshot.

How much came in today?
How much went out?
Who owes me, and whom do I owe?
How much should remain?

Cash and dues—
keep them separate.

Hishabi organizes the information you enter. It does not guess profit, loss, financial health, or activity you did not record.

Cash

Money actually came in or went out

Sales, costs, and money taken for yourself appear in the day’s cash record.

Due

To receive or pay—not cash yet

A due changes a person’s balance. Cash does not change until money actually moves.

Daily essentials,
in familiar language.

Cash in and out

Calculate an amount and save it with a clear source or purpose.

Receivables and payables

Keep a current balance for every person you deal with.

Older records

Find entries by date or type, then correct a mistake.

Day, week, and month

Understand recorded movement. Sample data stays separate.

Manual inventory

Write down shop quantities, separately from cash entries.

Local reminders

Set a due reminder on your own phone.

A grocery shop owner

Do the daily work
without internet.

  • Multiple separate Books for one local User
  • Records kept on the phone
  • Bangla and English, with light and dark themes
  • Possible backup and restore under Android backup settings
Important: Android or manufacturer backup varies by device and settings. Greytech Lab does not control or guarantee it. Keep a separate copy of important records.

Try Hishabi.
Tell us what matters.

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