Mark only what changed
Every expected day is already counted. Tap a day that changed, or drag across many days at once.
Nela Lekkaనెల లెక్క
The month’s account for milk, maid, water can and newspaper.
Every day is already counted. Mark only the day that changed.
Open the app and the answer is on top: what you hand over at the end of the month. Milk didn’t come, an extra litre, the maid took leave, you went out of town: one tap, or one drag across the days. At month end, send each person a bill they can read in their own language, and settle it with a stamp.
Get it on Google PlayHow we count was last checked on 1 November 2026.
In short
- Free. Nothing is locked: every person, every month and every backup is free.
- Works without internet. No login, no phone number.
- Telugu first, in 11 Indian languages. ₹ with Indian digit grouping.
- Your account stays on your phone. No contacts, no photos, no location.
- An automatic dated backup file in a folder you choose, and restore on a new phone.
- One small ad on the bill screen only, never while you mark a day.
What it does
The paper wall calendar, without the month-end argument.
Rate changes, done right
Milk went from ₹56 to ₹58 on the 10th? The bill splits on that date and shows both parts.
Maid, cook, driver
Monthly salary, paid leaves, half days, weekly off and advances, with the rule printed on the bill.
Going out of town
One range stops every delivery. You choose whether the maid is paid for those days.
A bill in the reader’s language
Telugu for the milkman, Hindi for the maid: a WhatsApp text or a picture they can check line by line.
Settle, and keep every month
Close the bill with a “Settled” stamp. Every past month stays in Old months.
What it is not
It is not a payment app or a bank. It never sends, receives or holds money, and it never asks for UPI or card details. It is your own record, like the wall calendar.
Your account stays with you
No account, no server of ours. The month’s marks and bills are kept on your phone.
Read the privacy policyHow most homes count
There is no law for a milk bill. The app counts the way most homes do, shows the rule on every bill, and lets you change it.
Read the disclaimer