The record book of your sari-sari store
Know who owes you, what's running low, and what you earned today.
Utang, stock, cash-in, cash-out, and load. All in one app. Log utang and payments as they happen, mark what is running low, and keep track of your GCash cash-in, cash-out and load receipts and what you earned from them. It all lives on your phone instead of in a notebook.
- ₱199.00 one-time payment
- No monthly fees
- Android, iPhone and computer
Magandang hapon
Tuesday, 2 September
Total owed to you
₱4,820
across 7 customers
Collected
₱650
New utang
₱310
Recent activity
- Aling Rosa paid−₱200
- Mang Tonio took utang+₱145
- Nena paid−₱450
Sound familiar?
“Nakalimutan ko na kung nagbayad na si Aling Baby o hindi. Nahihiya na akong magtanong.”
a store owner, at closing time
“Sino pa may utang sa akin? Meron akong tatlong notebook, at hindi ko pa rin alam kung magkano lahat.”
every sari-sari store owner, at some point
“Sabi niya ₱150 lang daw. Sa notebook ko, ₱320. Sino ngayon ang tama?”
a store owner, mid-argument
Utang
Every utang written down, before they leave the counter.
It does what the notebook does, without the guessing: who took what, who paid what, and what is left.
Every customer with their number and what they owe. You stop flipping through the notebook looking for one name.
A customer takes something on utang. Tap their name, type the amount, and it is saved before they have left the counter.
Four cans of tuna and two kilos of rice? List them with how many, and Tindly adds up the prices from your stock list. You can still type a different total, like a suki discount.
Nobody pays it all at once. ₱50 today, ₱100 next week. Tindly does the subtraction and shows the balance after every entry, so the total is always right.
₱199once, and the app is yours to keep
50texts included, for reminders and balance links
₱0a month, for as long as Tindly runs
Reminders
Get paid back without the awkward talk.
A polite text, a page where they can see their own balance, and a list of who to talk to first.
Send a reminder from your own phone for free. It comes from your number, so they know it is you. Or let Tindly send it: your licence includes 50 texts for that.
Send a customer a private link. They open it, type a PIN, and see their own utang and payments. Nothing else is on the page, and they don’t need an account or the app. It saves you a lot of "magkano na ba?" at the counter.
See who hasn’t paid in a week, and who hasn’t paid in a month. You’ll know who to talk to first.
Stock
Know what is running low, before the shelf is empty.
The second thing the notebook was for: what to buy on the next trip to the supplier.
A plain list of what you sell. When a shelf is getting empty, mark that item low, or out of stock once it’s gone. No counting and no barcodes.
Put a price on an item, per piece or per kilo, and Tindly fills in the total when it goes on an utang. If you type an item that is not on the list, Tindly offers to add it, but it always asks first.
Everything low or out shows up when you open Tindly, empty shelves first, until the delivery comes and you mark it restocked.
E-Wallet & E-Load
A receipt tracker for your GCash cash-in, cash-out and load, and what you earned from each.
You do the cash-in, cash-out or load in your own GCash, the way you do now. Scan the receipt and Tindly keeps a record of it and shows what you earned in fees. That is all it does: it does not send or receive money or load, and it does not connect to your GCash.
After you do a cash-in, cash-out or load in your own GCash, pick the screenshot of the receipt. Tindly fills in the amount, the reference number and the time, and works out your fee. You check it, then save. The receipt is read on your phone and never kept.
Set your fees once, like ₱10 per ₱500 or ₱2 a load. Today and the E-Wallet tab show what you earned in fees, in all and from each of cash-in, cash-out and load, today or over the last 7 or 30 days.
Share a Tindly record of any transaction as a picture, through Messenger or a text. It says plainly that it is a record from Tindly, not an official GCash receipt.
And the small things that make it easy
Daily summary
At closing time, one screen shows what went out on utang today, what came in, who still owes, and what you earned from cash-in, cash-out and load.
Phone and computer
Use it on your phone at the counter and on a computer at night. Scan a QR code to sign in, and both stay in step.
Your own PIN
A four-digit PIN opens Tindly on your phone, so your list stays yours even when someone else picks it up.
Light and dark
Easy to read in daylight, and easy on the eyes in a shop lit by one bulb.
Getting started
Four steps, then no more notebook.
- 01
Create your account
Sign up with your email and phone number. Takes about two minutes.
- 02
Pay once
Pay ₱199.00 through QR Ph. No subscription, ever.
- 03
Add your customers
Type in the regulars who run a tab with you. You can add more any time.
- 04
Log utang as it happens
From then on, utang and payments go into Tindly instead of the notebook. And when you see a shelf running low, one tap flags it.
Pricing
One price. You keep it.
No subscription and nothing to renew. Pay once through QR Ph, and Tindly is yours on every phone and computer you own.
See full pricing detailsLifetime licence
₱199.00one-time, lifetime license- Unlimited customers and utang entries
- Use it on as many of your own phones as you want
- Daily summaries and aging reports
- A private balance link for every customer
- A stock list with prices and low or out-of-stock flags
- Free updates for as long as Tindly runs
Common questions
Do I need internet to use Tindly?
Yes. Tindly saves straight to your account online, so it needs a connection every time you add or check something.
Do reminders cost money?
Not from your own phone. You tap send and your own load pays for it, same as any text. If you’d rather Tindly send it, your licence comes with 50 texts. A short message uses one, a long one uses two. When those run out, you just go back to sending from your phone.
Is my customers’ data safe?
Yes. Only you can sign in and see it. The privacy policy spells out what we keep and why.
Tired of guessing who owes you, and what to order?
₱199.00 once. No monthly fees, ever.