Karobaar started as a web app, because a browser is the one thing every shop already has. Since 20 October 2026 it's also an Android app on Google Play.
Same shop, every screen
The Play app and the web app are one shop, not two. A bill made on the phone at the counter shows up on the computer at the back, and stock entered on the computer is there on the phone. Owner and staff each sign in with their own account. Staff join with a code, and the owner approves them before they see a single bill.
What's in it
- GST bills, A4 or thermal receipt, printed or shared on WhatsApp
- Stock that moves by itself on every sale, purchase and return
- Udhaar per customer, with reminders on WhatsApp
- Repairs, purchase orders, price stickers and day-end reports
- English and हिन्दी, and billing that keeps going with no internet
- A PIN or fingerprint lock, so the phone on the counter isn't an open book
Why Android second, not first
A store app is a promise: it gets reviewed, it has to keep working on cheap phones, and every update reaches shops automatically. We wanted the billing underneath it proved on real counters before making that promise. The web app did that work first.