Kachi: Daily Sales Tracker

Kachi is a cash book for people who take money in person. Log each sale as it happens — amount, category, cash or card — and see today's total without doing sums. No account. No cloud. No tracking. Your ledger is one file on your phone, and it never leaves. WHO IT IS FOR Market and craft-fair stalls, food trucks and coffee carts, barbers and mobile hairdressers, nail techs, dog groomers, valeters, tutors, growers, buskers and event vendors. Anyone whose takings currently live in a notebook, a notes app, or nowhere at all. HOW IT WORKS Three taps to log a sale: amount, category, cash or card. Today's screen shows the running total and what is left in the drawer once expenses come off. Close the day and it is kept, with its total, ready to look back on. WHAT YOU LEARN Which hours actually earn. Which categories carry the day. The price points that come up most often. Weekly patterns, so a quiet Tuesday becomes a fact rather than a feeling. BY VOICE, HANDS FREE Say "Add a sale to Kachi" and Siri asks the amount, the category, then cash or card. The entry is written in under a second without opening the app — which is the point when both hands are full. Siri runs on your device. Nothing is sent anywhere. FREE - Unlimited sales - Today's total, cash and card split - 30 days of history - Weekly insights - Five categories - Backup to a file you keep KACHI PRO — ONE PAYMENT, NOT A SUBSCRIPTION - Export to PDF and CSV - Unlimited history and categories - Track expenses, so the cash figure matches the drawer - Log sales by voice with Siri - Multiple registers for separate stalls or vans - Monthly insights Pay once. This is a cash book, not a service, and it should not charge rent. PRIVACY, PLAINLY There is no server. There is no sign-up. There is no analytics. Kachi cannot see your takings and neither can anyone else — there is nothing to breach and nothing to shut down. It works with no signal at all, which matters at a stall with one bar. Moving to a new phone, or adding an iPad: back up to a file and import it on the other device. You move it yourself, because that is the only way the promise above stays true. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://valuable-gymnast-0fa.notion.site/Remo-Privacy-Policy-372aa1bd8d0380609b61ca3fbece5a47