Set up the shop
Shop name, address, phone and one photo or logo. Then your rates: glass and labour per square foot, D-48 per foot, U SEC per bar, and each hardware item.
How it works
The app is built for a phone held in one hand on a site with no signal — not for a desk with a good connection.
Shop name, address, phone and one photo or logo. Then your rates: glass and labour per square foot, D-48 per foot, U SEC per bar, and each hardware item.
Height and width in inches, how many doors and where they sit. Transport, silicon and any discount go in the same screen. The total updates as you type.
Glass pieces with cut sizes, D-48 footage, U SEC bars and wastage, hardware counts and the full price breakdown — before anything is committed.
The quotation gets its permanent number and freezes: the inputs, the rates, the date and every figure. It cannot drift afterwards.
Customer bill to WhatsApp. Cutting list to the workshop. Material list to the supplier, glass sheet to the glass provider — neither showing your prices.
Back in range, your account takes a copy. A new phone or a cleared browser can pull your history straight back.
What it looks like
One step at a time, the grand total pinned under your thumb, and nothing on screen that does not belong to the job in front of you. Four steps for a plain front, then the bill is frozen — and this is what the customer receives.
On site
Calculation and PDF generation both happen on the device. That is not a fallback mode — it is how the app always works, so behaviour on a rooftop in Gujranwala is identical to behaviour in the shop.
Video guides
Short videos in plain language — setting up your shop, entering your rates, and getting a bill onto WhatsApp. They are being filmed now; this page lists what is coming.
The same list is inside the app, under Settings → Video Guides.