AiRedHQ

We're the team at AiRedHQ building YojIQ, an Android money planner for salaried people in India.

It has no internet permission at all: no sign-up, no bank linking, no ads, no tracking. Everything stays on the phone, and backups are encrypted files you keep yourself.

The trade-off is that it can't read your bank SMS or sync across devices, so you add expenses yourself. For you, is that a deal-breaker or a feature? What would make you trust (or not trust) a finance app with your numbers?

We're the team at AiRedHQ building vkRetA for Indian shops: boutiques, salons, home bakers and kirana stores.

When we talk to owners, the same notebooks keep coming up: the udhaar (credit) book, the stock register, the order diary for WhatsApp orders, and the appointment diary at the salon desk.

If you run or help a small business: what is the one thing you still track on paper, and what stops you moving it to your phone? We'd love to hear the honest reasons, even if the answer is "paper just works".