Ancient practice. Modern books.
Vastu consultants and astrologers work like nobody else in accounting software: on the move, sensitive dates, session-based income. Finocket fits.
You already know the pain.
Every visit needs a note the client will refer back to.
Ten site visits a week means ten unique reports. Typing them up post-visit doesn't happen.
Dates matter for tradition.
Amavasya, muhurat, tithi — your billing calendar respects them. Generic accounting apps don't.
Payments come in cash, UPI, and cheques from families.
Reconciling four payment modes into one ledger takes discipline no consultant has.
What Finocket does for you.
Voice-first visit notes — and voice-first bills
Dictate a visit note between meetings in your own language. Automatically transcribed and searchable. Speak the session fee the same way and it comes back as a filled-in draft invoice you read before it saves — a line it couldn't make out is dropped and flagged rather than guessed, and a client it can't place hands you the add-client form instead of picking someone who sounds close.
Muhurat-aware date picker
Tithi and inauspicious-hour helpers on the entry form so you never invoice on the wrong day.
Session subscriptions
Recurring monthly consultations that post themselves.
WhatsApp receipts
Every payment generates a PDF receipt. One tap and it's in the family group.
Cashbook by mode
Cash, UPI, Cheque and Bank Transfer in separate tabs so reconciliation at month-end is a scan, not a spreadsheet.
Regional languages
Full UI + voice in English, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada — the language gate is the first thing setup asks, so you never fill a form in English to get to your own. Tamil, Telugu and Kannada speech is still rough and the screen tells you so rather than letting you find out.
Don't see your trade, or need something specific to it?
The kits and pages above cover what Finocket ships today - they are not the limit of what it can become. Tell us what your business does and what a bill, a stock count or a report needs to look like for it, and our own team will scope it honestly: what already works, what we'd build, and roughly how long that takes. This is an invitation to talk, not a promise of an overnight feature.