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For loan collection agents: count cash, loan age, weekly instalments. Offline.
AdayKhata is a daily field toolkit for loan-recovery agents — three tools that replace three cluttered apps and a photo of a chart on the wall. CASH COUNT Count the day's collection note by note. Type how many ₹500s, ₹200s, ₹100s you have and the total updates as you go. Set a target amount and the app tells you instantly whether you are short, over, or matched — no mental arithmetic at the end of a long day. Save a count with the area name, and it is there in your history. Reopen an old count as a new one for a repeat route, or share it as plain text straight to WhatsApp. LOAN AGE Enter the loan date and the app gives you years, months and days — calculated on the real calendar, not divided by 365. It also gives you what you actually need: how many weeks have run, which is how many instalments are due so far. Pick the tenure and it shows "week 37 of 104" with the maturity date. INSTALMENT CHART The weekly instalment chart, in your pocket. Pick an amount and a tenure — 52, 78, 104 or 156 weeks — and see the weekly instalment, the total repayable, the total interest, the processing fee with GST, and what the borrower actually receives. The full chart is there to scroll through as well. BUILT FOR THE FIELD • Works completely offline — no signal needed • Bengali and English, with Bengali numerals (০১২৩) • Big buttons and high contrast for outdoor use • Dark and light themes • Optional sign-in to back up your history and use it on another phone • Your data stays on your phone unless you choose to sign in AdayKhata is an independent tool. It is not made or endorsed by any bank. Instalment figures are indicative, for field reference only.
past month, based on 1 day
Downloads
Low confidence22
From install count ÷ months since release
In-app revenue
$0
No in-app purchases
Ads
$5
$2 – $10
Estimate, ads (benchmark-based, not calibrated per app)
Total
$5
In-app + ads
Google Play only. Downloads from daily Top free ranks (or the store's install count); in-app revenue from Top grossing ranks, calibrated on AppTweak's US estimates, or else from downloads; ads from public ad benchmarks. Not reported figures.