You already know who wants milk tomorrow, who's paused, and who hasn't paid. It's all in your head, your notebook and your WhatsApp group. Thinam holds it for you — so the 1am maths, the month-end billing and the "I never got it" arguments stop being your problem.
Riders go out every morning without much trouble. What costs you is everything around it — and none of it shows up as work anyone thanks you for.
Forty minutes with a notebook working out how much to order, after reading two hundred messages to find who's paused.
Counting delivery days for every customer, one by one, then sending each bill by hand. Every single month.
"You didn't deliver on the 9th." You think you did. Neither of you can prove it, so you take the loss.
118 litres, 92 stops, already adjusted for everyone who paused. You check it, change anything you want, and lock it. Your riders get their lists straight away.
Someone says "naalaiku vendaam". Search, tap skip, done — under five seconds each. Tomorrow's total drops as you go. Or they use their own link and you don't touch it at all.
His list is already on his phone. Everything counts as delivered — he only taps when something goes wrong. He can take cash at the door, and you see the total when he's finished.
What didn't get delivered and why, with a photo and a time. What's pausing tomorrow. Who owes money. Nothing else.
Counted from what actually went out, not what was supposed to. Paused days and missed days already taken off. You look through them, approve, and they go out on WhatsApp with a link to pay.
All three open in the phone browser. Your rider's works with no signal at all. Your customers just tap a link you paste in your group.
Your business gets its own WhatsApp number. Bills, reminders and delivery updates go from that number — not from your personal phone, and not into your existing group. Your customers save it once and that's it.
It doesn't matter what's in the bag. The problem is the same: a list that changes every day, and a bill at the end of the month.
Better you know now than find out in month two.
Your rider knows the buildings better than any map. We give him the list in the order you set, and he can change it himself.
No GST filing, no vendor ledgers, no balance sheets. That's Tally's job. We tell you what came in and what's still owed.
Bills and updates go out from it, but replies don't come back to us. They keep messaging your group, and you enter changes in three taps — or they use their own link.
Customers pay you directly by UPI. It goes into your account, never ours. You confirm what arrived and we keep the record straight.
We set everything up for you — your WhatsApp number, your customers, your riders. It takes about an hour, and we sit with you while we do it.
Message us on WhatsAppNo. They tap a link and it opens in their browser. They enter their phone number once and it remembers them for six months.
Most do. If not, you can still run everything from your own phone — the rider list can be printed, and you enter what happened afterwards.
Yes. Your rider can take cash at the door and the app counts it. At the end he hands it over and you both see the same number.
Both work at the same time. Advance payments run down day by day, and if someone pauses, their balance simply stays where it is.
Yes. She signs in with her own number on her own phone. You both see the same thing.
We haven't set a price yet. We're still getting it right with the first businesses we work with, and we'll talk about money once it's actually saving you time.