"Bhaiya, I did 50, not 44"
Counts are shouted across a group chat all week. Nobody adds them up until Saturday, and by then the messages have scrolled away.
For tailoring, embroidery & handicraft units
Your karigars are paid per piece — but payout still runs on memory and a torn diary page, and every rejected piece turns into an argument. KarigarBook logs each karigar's output and hands you a clean payout, net of rejects and advances.
No app store, no training. Works on the phone already on your table. · subscription · pricing on discovery
The Monday-morning fight
A unit owner running 8 to 40 karigars on piece rates keeps the whole week in three fragile places: a WhatsApp group, a diary, and their own head. By payout day, none of them agree.
Counts are shouted across a group chat all week. Nobody adds them up until Saturday, and by then the messages have scrolled away.
The diary records pieces made, but not pieces rejected, and rarely the advance handed over on Tuesday. So the number in the book is never the number to pay.
Was it 3 rejects or 5? Who decides the rate for the new dupatta design? Without a record, every dispute is one person's word against another's.
One wrong payout doesn't just cost money — it costs a karigar who walks to the unit down the lane.
The wedge
Log production once — per karigar, per work type — and the payout computes itself: (quantity minus rejects) times the piece rate, minus advances. No new habits for the karigars, no accountant for the owner. Just the one number that was always true, written down before the argument starts.
How it works
Add each work type — aari-work, booti, neckline, katori stitch — and the rate you pay per piece. Change it whenever a design changes.
When a karigar hands over a bundle, tap in the quantity and any rejects. Ten seconds per entry, done at the table.
Handed Rukmini Rs 1,200 on Tuesday? Note it against her name so it comes straight off Saturday's payout.
Weekly or monthly, KarigarBook hands you a per-karigar sheet with every line shown. Pay the net, no disputes.
What's inside
Every bundle logged per karigar, per work type — a permanent record instead of a scrolling chat.
Payout = sum of (qty − rejected) × rate, minus advances. The calculation you do wrong at 9pm, done right instantly.
See who produced what over any period, so you know who to give the big order to next week.
A quiet quality report: which karigar and which work type send back the most rejects, in one glance.
A clean, printable sheet per karigar — every line shown, so the net is never questioned.
This week's production value, your top karigars, and advances still outstanding — the whole unit on one screen.
A look inside
This is the owner's dashboard for a mid-size embroidery unit in Bhiwandi — real numbers, real names, Saturday morning.
This week's production value
Rs 1,84,220
▲ 12% vs last week
Advances outstanding
Rs 31,450
across 9 karigars
Avg rejection rate
4.1%
▼ 0.8 pts
Pricing
We set pricing on a short discovery call and bill it as a simple monthly subscription — sized to your setup. Early users get founder terms. KarigarBook pays for itself the first Saturday you don't overpay.
KarigarBook
Pricing on discoverySubscription basis
Founder terms for early units · no card to start
Cancel anytime. No lock-in.
Who it's for
No. Only you, the owner, use KarigarBook. Karigars keep handing over bundles the way they always have — you log the count in seconds. Nothing changes on their side.
That's the point. Each work type has its own rate, and the payout sheet shows every line separately before it totals — aari-work at Rs 85, booti at Rs 40, and so on, all under one name.
Yes. You can log production offline and it syncs when you're back on network. Payout sheets print from your phone, no signal needed.
Pricing is worked out on a quick discovery call and billed monthly on subscription. We're keeping public prices off the page while we onboard our first users.