Vakir vs Tsumugu Map

That crumpled receipt in your pocket is money you might not get back. Vakir turns a photo into a bookkeeping-ready document in seconds. Point your camera, tap once, and Vakir pulls out the supplier, date, total, and VSK. No typing. No shoebox. No frantic drawer search on the 5th of the month. Snap it while it's still warm from the till — at the petrol station, in the taxi, over lunch. By the time you're back at your desk, your bookkeeper already has it. How it works Snap — photograph the receipt wherever you are Check — Vakir reads the details, you confirm them Send — it lands with your accountant, ready to book

A trade show never gives you enough time. You are on the floor for an hour or two. You will really talk to four, maybe six booths. Someone hands you a directory of three hundred exhibitors, and there is no time to find the ones that actually have anything to do with you. Tsumugu Map does that one thing. ■ Built for visitors only Not for exhibitors, not for organisers. It exists so that one person walking the floor can decide which booths to walk to today. ■ Getting started — no account, no login Pick the exhibition you are attending, then type the six characters you were handed at reception. Answer four questions: your name, your company, who you want to reach, and what you are stuck on. We read the rest from your company's publicly available web presence. No business card photo. No password. ■ Only the exhibitors worth your time Not the whole directory — the ones that connect to your business. · Companies you can sell to · Companies who can introduce you onward ■ The reason comes first "They appear to be working on X. Your Y speaks to it directly." You know your opening line before you reach the booth. ■ Booth numbers lead The number printed on the venue signage, shown large. Readable one-handed while walking. ■ Venue map See the exhibitor layout as a three-dimensional stack or a flat plan. On multi-floor venues you can tell at a glance how many are on each floor. Pinch to zoom, and tap a booth for a summary on the spot. ■ We show our working What a company states on its own site and what is our inference are labelled separately. What we could not determine is handed to you as "something to ask at the booth". ■ What is not in here No messaging. No meeting scheduling. No badge or business card scanning. No lead capture. No session agenda. No browsable exhibitor directory. No social sign-in. No push notifications. No advertising. No in-app purchases. The app requests no device permissions at all. One job only: deciding where to walk. ■ Four languages 日本語 / English / 한국어 / 繁體中文, with three text sizes. ■ Privacy We never ask for your phone number or email address. What you type is deleted after the show closes. No tracking, no ads. Exhibitor information comes only from publicly available web sources. ――― An entry code from the event organiser is required.