For tailor shops that run on notebooks and WhatsApp
SilaiBook keeps every order, measurement and delivery date in one place. Your customer sees the status on their own phone. You keep stitching.
Free · About 5 minutes to set up · Hindi and English
Expected by 15 Oct · balance ₹1,200
A Monday in a tailor shop (a composite story)
Sunita wants to know about her blouse. So does Rajesh, about his kurta. You put the needle down, find the notebook and turn the pages.
A torn page and a smudged number. The customer has to come back to be measured again, and she is not happy about it.
Nobody knew the blouse was stuck at finishing. The date passes. The festival does not wait.
Same shop. Same cloth.
Every order lands on a board by stage. The counter, the cutting master, the stitcher and the customer all look at the same thing, so nobody has to ask.
Search a name or a number and the order is there, with its measurements.
The customer opens a link on WhatsApp and sees it themselves.
Late orders show in red, and orders due today or tomorrow in amber, so you see them before the date passes.
How it works
At the counter
Measurements are saved per person: Self, Wife, Son. Next time they are already there. Pick the neck and sleeve from a list in Hindi or English, set the date, take the advance.
On the shop floor
Big buttons, Hindi labels, only the job in front of them. No signal? The tap waits on the phone and goes out when the internet is back.
At the customer's end
One WhatsApp message with a link, or a QR code on the receipt. They see the stage, the date and the balance. No login, no app to install.
Built for a real shop
This is enforced by the database, not just hidden on the screen. One person can hold more than one role, and each person picks Hindi or English for themselves.
Money
Collected today, balance to collect, overdue orders and who owes the most, on one screen. Every payment and refund is on the record.
Each person chooses their own language. Garment names and measurements are in both.
The app opens without internet and keeps Done taps until the connection returns.
Take the photo and send it. SilaiBook does not keep it.
Add it to the home screen on Android or iPhone. An Android app is in testing.
No. SilaiBook is free to use.
No. Each person picks Hindi or English for their own screen. Job cards show only what that worker needs, in big type.
The app opens from the phone. When a worker taps Done with no signal, the tap waits on the phone and is sent when the connection returns. Creating new orders needs internet.
Each shop's data is separate from every other shop's. Workers cannot see customer names, phone numbers or prices. An owner can erase a customer's personal data at any time.
No computer. A phone is enough. If you have a printer, you can print a receipt with a QR code and a small tag to pin on each piece of cloth.
Before the next festival rush
Set up your shop in about five minutes. Bring one real order and watch it move across the board.
Create your shopFree · About 5 minutes to set up · Hindi and English