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Marketing and signup
Show the product, explain pricing, and open a 14-day trial without a card.
View pricing
Built for tailors, shops, and boutiques
The measurement book your shop can actually search.
Keep every customer’s garment measurements, follow an order from cutting to delivery, record advances, and tell the customer when the piece is ready.
No credit card
Ready in a few minutes
WhatsApp alerts included
Sample job card
Men shirt · Priya Verma
- Chest
- 40.5 in
- Sleeve
- 24.0 in
- Shoulder
- 17.5 in
- Length
- 29.0 in
Balance
₹1,700 pending
1 sec
Find a customer by phone
Frozen
Measurements stay on the order
Paid
Advances and balance in one ledger
Due
Deadlines stay visible
One workshop, three doors
From the shop floor to the customer’s phone
The public site, the tailor workspace, and the customer tracker share the same orders.
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Tailor workspace
Customers, garment templates, order snapshots, and the payment ledger live in one shop dashboard.
Open the dashboard03
Customer tracking
Customers enter an order number and phone number to see cutting, trial, and the remaining balance.
Try the trackerWhy shops switch
Less notebook hunting. Clearer money.
Instant customer search
Look up a repeat customer by name or mobile number instead of turning notebook pages.
Measurement snapshots
The numbers used for an order stay frozen. A later edit does not rewrite an old cut.
Ready-for-pickup alerts
Send a WhatsApp note with the tracking link when the garment is finished.
Payment ledger
Record cash and UPI advances. The remaining balance updates as payments come in.
A normal shop day
Three steps, then the counter stays quiet.
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Save the customer once
Name, phone, and the garments they usually order. The next visit starts from that record.
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Lock the measurements on the order
Cutting uses the snapshot taken that day, even if the customer’s master measurements change later.
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Collect the balance and mark it ready
Pending amounts stay amber. Paid and delivered work turns green, and the customer can track the order.
Put the notebook on the shelf.
Open a shop workspace, try the demo, or look up an order the way a customer would.