Speak, don't type
Tap the microphone and say it plainly. The app understands Gujarati and Hindi, fills in the amount, the category and the crop, and shows you the entry before it saves.
For the farmers of Gujarat
Most farm accounts live in a paper diary, or in someone's head. At the end of the season it is hard to say whether a crop actually made money. Khedut Khata keeps the record as you go — in your own language — so the answer is always ready.

Say it the way you'd say it to a neighbour
"two thousand rupees for fertiliser on the cotton in amreli"
The app picks out the amount, what it was for, and which field and crop it belongs to — then shows you the entry before it saves. No form. No typing.
Gujarati or Hindi, the way you actually say it. The app understands the amount, what it was for, and which crop it belongs to.
It shows you what it understood before anything is saved. Change it if it got something wrong; most of the time it hasn't.
Every entry is tied to a field and a crop, so the season's profit and loss is added up on its own. There is nothing left for you to calculate.
Everything a season needs an account of — and nothing it doesn't.
Tap the microphone and say it plainly. The app understands Gujarati and Hindi, fills in the amount, the category and the crop, and shows you the entry before it saves.
Every expense and sale is tied to a field and a crop. The app adds them up and shows what each crop earned or cost you — this season and across the year.
A separate account for each share-cropper. Record the share, the advances (upad) they took, and what is owed at settlement. The app can prepare the agreement as a PDF, with the terms written out.
The ledger lives on your phone, so it works in the field where there is no signal. When a connection returns, your account is backed up — a lost or broken phone doesn't mean a lost year.
Mark a field's boundary by walking it or drawing it on the map, and the app works out the area in bigha or acres.
Produce a monthly or seasonal report as a PDF and send it to whoever needs it — a family member, a lender, a buyer.
The app reminds you about rent due dates and bhagiya settlements. You don't have to remember them.
Gujarati, Hindi and English, switchable at any time. The app also explains itself out loud the first time you open it.
Eight screens from the app itself — nothing staged.
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The month at a glance — what came in, what went out, and the balance.

What the app heard, written up as an entry, before it saves.

A season's profit and loss, counted for you.

Your fields and what is growing in each.

A bhagiya's account — the share, the upad, the settlement.

A report as a PDF, ready to send.

The same book in Hindi.

Switch the language whenever you like.
Not now, not later. The app has nothing to sell you.
Your ledger is yours. It is not a product we trade in.
A bhagiya's ID proof stays in local storage. Sync carries the file path, never the image.
The clip is transcribed and discarded. It is never stored on our server.
No. The app is free, there are no ads, and there is nothing to buy inside it.
Yes. The whole ledger is stored on your phone, so recording an expense in the field works with no signal at all. When a connection comes back the app backs your account up on its own.
Yes. The app is fully in Gujarati and Hindi — not just translated labels, but the voice input too. The first time you open it, it explains itself out loud in the language you choose.
It always shows you the entry it wrote before saving it, so you can correct anything it got wrong. You can also type an entry instead of speaking it.
No. As long as the phone had a connection at some point, your account is backed up. Sign in on a new phone with the same number and the ledger comes back.
No. You record what you spent and what you sold. The app does the adding up, per crop and per season.
Free, in Gujarati, Hindi and English. Works without internet.