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If you can think it, you can build it.

Describe the app your business needs, in plain words — the way you’d tell a friend. Watch it become real: a working app at its own web address, in hours, built by you. No developer. No code.

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An AI writes the code. Our checks make sure it actually works before it goes live. Free credit to start — no card, no invoice.

You say

A billing app for my kirana store —GST bills, stock, and my udhaar khata.

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KiranaBook's billing counter — item search, a bill in progress, GST by slab, UPI and cash — live at kiranabook.boodoo.ai

KiranaBook — an app of that kind, built on BooDoo and checked before going live. Open it →

Four businesses, running on it right now

Not drawings, not videos — live apps at their own addresses, each one the kind a single sentence starts. Open any of them.

For the team

KiranaBook

Sharma Kirana & General Store, Raipur

It starts with a sentence like:

“GST bills and stock for my kirana store, with the udhaar khata”

Fast billing with the keyboard, GST worked out by slab, UPI or cash, and a printable bill that looks like one. Stock levels flag what is running out.

The udhaar khata is a page per customer — dated entries, running balance — because that is how the red-cloth book worked, and the app had to earn its place against it.

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For customers

Mirror Mirror

A salon in Indiranagar, Bengaluru

It starts with a sentence like:

“Bookings for my salon so customers pick a stylist and a time themselves”

Customers see the services with real prices, pick a stylist and a slot, and get a booking code — pay at the salon, UPI or cash. Tuesdays are closed, so Tuesdays cannot be booked.

The public face is the product here: the wordmark, the menu, the whole first impression is designed to be judged by a stranger in five seconds.

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For the team

Sunrise Classes

A coaching institute in Raipur

It starts with a sentence like:

“Fees, batches and attendance for my coaching classes, with a view for each of us”

The owner opens to fees due this month. A teacher opens to today's classes and an attendance register. The front desk opens to follow-ups and who is paying at the counter today — the same records, three different mornings.

Every student, batch, fee and enquiry is a full page with its own address, so 'see the Khushi Patel receipt' is a link, not a search.

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A product to sell

SocietyHQ

A product for housing societies, shown with a demo society in Whitefield

It starts with a sentence like:

“Maintenance dues for our housing society, flat by flat, with UPI receipts”

A product with its own front page, its own pricing, and a welcome that walks a committee through registering their society one question at a time.

Behind it, the office: dues flat by flat, complaints with visible timelines, notices, the gate log, and the clubhouse booking grid — shown with the 48 flats of a demo society.

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The udhaar khata on a phone
The salon's home page on a phone
The fees page on a phone
SocietyHQ's front page on a phone

Whatever you run, it can build it.

A few of the ideas people bring us — each one a single sentence, each sentence a working app at its own web address.

“Bookings for my salon in Indiranagar so the phone stops ringing”
“Tiffin subscriptions with a pause button for my customers”
“Appointment slots for Dr. Meera Kulkarni's clinic so the receptionist stops double-booking”
“Morning milk rounds with each house's litres noted and the month's bill made for me”
“Lab reports my patients can collect online instead of coming back for a printout”
“Job cards for my tailoring shop with every customer's measurements saved”
“Repair tickets for my mobile shop so customers can see when the phone is ready”
“Expiry alerts for my pharmacy stock before a batch dies on the shelf”
“Wedding dates for my photography studio, with advances and album delivery tracked”
“GST bills and stock for my kirana store, with the udhaar khata”
“Membership renewals for my gym in Raipur, with a list of who lapses this week”
“Itineraries for my travel agency, with tempo traveller seats and advances in one place”
“Order book for my jewellery shop with making charges shown separately”
“Proof of delivery for my courier boys, photo and signature against every parcel”
“Wash bookings for my car spa in Nagpur so cars stop queuing at the gate”
“Van fees for my school route, with a reminder to parents before the 10th”
“Document checklists for my CA practice so clients stop sending papers one by one”
“Rent ledger for my PG in Kota, who has paid and who is carrying a balance”
“Fee reminders for my coaching classes when a batch payment is late”
“Sari orders for my boutique, from blouse stitching to fall-pico to delivery”
“Today's mandi rates on one board my traders can check before loading the truck”
“Maintenance dues for our housing society, flat by flat, with UPI receipts”
“A QR menu for my restaurant that I can edit myself when market prices change”
“Class passes for my yoga studio, marked off each morning as people walk in”
“Enquiries for my event decoration work so quotes stop living in my chats”
“Diwali orders for my sweet shop, boxes counted and advances noted”

Four of these are already real — you saw them above. Yours is next.

What happens when you ask for something

  1. You describe it, we build it

    Say it the way you’d say it to a person you were hiring. You watch it get made — every step in plain words — and you can say “not like that” at any point.

  2. It has to prove it works

    Every change is checked before it is called done. If something is wrong, we fix our own mistake and try again — and you are never charged for that.

  3. It goes live at its own web address

    Yours alone, with your customers’ information kept apart from everybody else’s, at your-business.boodoo.ai. Open it anywhere, share it on WhatsApp.

  4. You can go back

    Every change is saved as a version. Going back never destroys what you are leaving — you can always jump forward again.

Straight answers, before you sign up

You are working with an AI system, not a person. It can be confidently wrong, and we would rather tell you what it can’t do than surprise you.

What it can’t do yet →

You pay for what you use, with free credit to start. What you build belongs to you — take it and go whenever you want.

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