Per-site running cost
Labour payout + material amount + advances, totalled live for each site. One glance, not four pages.
For civil & interior contractors
You are running four sites from one diary. By the time you notice a site has eaten its budget, the money is already spent. ThekaBook shows the running cost of every site the moment you log a muster.
01 · The problem
A small thekedar is running Kothrud, Baner, and Wakad at once — plus a flat interior in Kalyani Nagar. The record of all four lives in a paper diary, a WhatsApp group with the mistri, and your own memory.
02 · The insight
Contractors don't lack entries. They lack the one number that a diary can never show: this site, right now, against the price I quoted.
Muster units × rate, plus material, plus advances — measured against the quoted budget, live. That is the whole wedge. Do that one sum well, on every site, every day, and the overspend can't hide.
03 · How it works
Add each site with its quoted budget — Kothrud Villa at Rs 12,50,000, Baner shop at Rs 6,80,000. Every entry after this rolls up under its site.
Enter how many workers turned up and their rate. Muster units × rate becomes today's labour payout — no adding heads on your fingers at night.
Snap a cement or ply bill in as a material amount. Record an advance to Suresh against his site. Both hit the running cost the second you save.
Running cost vs quoted budget, per site, instantly. Cross the budget and ThekaBook flags it before the next material order goes out.
04 · What's inside
Labour payout + material amount + advances, totalled live for each site. One glance, not four pages.
The moment running cost crosses the quoted budget, the site turns red — so you catch it, not the client.
Muster units × rate per worker, so Sunday's payout is a printed sheet, not an argument.
Quoted budget, spent-to-date, and margin left — the number a diary could never add up.
Every advance recorded against a worker and a site. No two people claim the same Rs 5,000.
Spend vs budget per site, which sites are over, and this-week's labour cost — on one screen.
05 · Inside the app
This is the ThekaBook dashboard — spend against budget for every site, the ones running over, and what labour cost you this week.
Namaste, Ganesh Contractors
4 active sites · Pune
This-week labour
Rs 1,62,400
Sites over budget
2
Today's muster · all sites
37 workers · Rs 22,200
Material in · this week
Rs 3,18,700
Advances outstanding
Rs 84,000
Sample data. Names, sites and figures are illustrative of a mid-size Pune contractor.
06 · Pricing
Catch one site going over by Rs 50,000 before the last material order, and ThekaBook has paid for itself many times over in a single afternoon. That's the whole pitch.
All of it
Pricing on discoverySubscription basis
We set pricing on a short discovery call and bill it as a simple monthly subscription — sized to your number of sites. Early users get founder terms.
Book a discovery callA short call to size ThekaBook to your sites — this is an explainer page.
07 · Who it's for
FAQ
No. You still note who came and what you bought — you just note it against a site. ThekaBook does the totalling and the P&L for you.
No. You enter the muster and bills yourself, the same entries you already put in the diary. The mistri keeps sending photos on WhatsApp; you log them in seconds.
Then you'll see two site P&Ls instead of five. The value is the running-cost-vs-budget number, and that helps from your very first site.
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.