Cashbookly — Cash Book & Credit Ledger
cash book & credit ledger — now with Voice Entry AI
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Cashbookly — Cash Book & Credit Ledger - cash book & credit ledger — now with Voice Entry AI

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NEW: Voice Entry AI — just speak a transaction ("received 500 from Ahmed for sales") and it's recorded automatically. Also works for voice-driven balance, profit/loss, and balance sheet queries. Underneath, Cashbookly (formerly Cashify) is a simple digital cash book and credit ledger (khata) for small shops and households — works fully offline, no signup, available in 6 languages including Urdu. Free demo, then $12/year or $29 lifetime.

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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 Here is Ejaz Ahmed I built Cashify after watching small shopkeepers around me struggle with two things: keeping track of daily cash, and remembering who owes them money (debit/Credit) is a huge part of how small businesses run in South Asia, but almost every accounting app ignores it). Most bookkeeping tools are either too complex, require signup/subscriptions, or don't work offline — which matters a lot when your internet isn't always reliable. So I built Cashify to be dead simple: a cash book + customer credit ledger in one app, works fully offline, no signup, and available in 6 languages including Urdu (since most of my target users are more comfortable reading it than English). It also handles staff wages, stock value tracking, and can be installed like a real app on your phone. Would love your feedback — especially if you run a small shop or manage a small team and have dealt with the "who owes me what" headache!
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Update: Cashbookly now has Voice Entry AI 🎙️ — just speak a transaction like "received 500 from Ahmed for sales" and it's recorded automatically, no typing needed. It also answers spoken questions: "what does Ahmed owe me", "what's my profit this month", "show my balance sheet". Works in 6 languages including Urdu/Roman Urdu. Built this because shopkeepers are often on the move and typing every entry is friction — talking is faster. Would love feedback if you try it!