Market traders
Clothes, shoes, phones, cosmetics, household goods. Note each sale between customers.
Sold 3 shirts for ₦45k
Your business, on WhatsApp
Keep track of your business money. Just chat with Bukipaa.
Record sales and expenses naturally through WhatsApp, without invoices, spreadsheets, or another app to learn.
Launching soon. Join the waitlist for launch updates.
- No app to install
- No invoices
- No spreadsheets
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- You: Sold 3 shirts for ₦45,000
- Bukipaa: Got it. ₦45,000 sale recorded.
- You: Bought fabric for ₦12,000
- Bukipaa: ₦12,000 expense recorded.
- You: How much did I make this week?
- Bukipaa: You recorded ₦186,000 in sales and ₦64,500 in expenses this week.
- You: What did I spend the most on?
- Bukipaa: Inventory was your biggest expense this week at ₦38,000.
Your business already has enough to deal with.
You shouldn't need to become an accountant just to know where your money went.
I just remember it.
It's somewhere in my notebook.
I'll calculate it later.
I know I made sales… but how much?
PaperWhatsAppClarity
Notebooks get lost. Numbers get forgotten.
So just tell Bukipaa what happened.
And always know where your money went.
shirts x3 ...... 45,000
fabric 12k
transport ??
Ada owes 3k (or 5k?)
rent... paid?
TOTAL = ???
Sold 3 shirts for ₦45k
10:24Sale
₦45,000 sale recorded.
Bought fabric for 12k
10:26Expense
₦12,000 expense recorded.
This week · example
- Sales
- ₦186,000
- Expenses
- ₦64,500
- Left over
- ₦121,500
No new system to learn.
Bukipaa fits into the way you already communicate.
- 01Send a message
Just say what happened, the way you'd tell a friend.
- 02Bukipaa records it
It writes the sale down and tells you, so you know it's saved.
- 03Ask when you want to know
Ask a question, get a plain answer. No reports to open.
Sold 5 dresses for ₦75k.
Sale
₦75,000 sale recorded.
How much did I make this month?
You've recorded ₦486,000 in sales so far this month.
Built for businesses that keep Nigeria moving.
If you sell something and money changes hands, Bukipaa can help you keep track of it.
A few things, done simply.
No settings to hunt through. Just the parts of bookkeeping you actually need.
01
Track sales
Record sales naturally through conversation. Say it the way you'd say it out loud.
Sold 2 bags for 80k
2:14 RecordedToday
Sale · 2 bags
₦002
Track expenses
Capture what you spend, from stock to transport, without a spreadsheet.
Paid transport 3,500
2:31Transport₦3,500
Fabric₦12,000
Shop rent₦120,000
03
Ask your business
Ask questions about your recorded transactions and get answers in plain words.
How much did I spend this month?
6:02₦0
- Stock₦158,000
- Shop rent₦75,000
- Transport₦26,500
- Other₦25,000
Example
04
Understand your numbers
See simple summaries of what came in, what went out, and how the week went.
Sales this week · example
₦0Expenses
₦64,500
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05
Stay consistent
Build the habit of recording. Small daily entries make your records something you can trust.
Illustration: each dot is a day, filled when something was recorded.
Your books don't need to look like books.
Just talk to Bukipaa.
Sold 2 bags for 80k
Sale
₦80,000 sale recorded.
Paid shop rent ₦120k
Bought stock for 250k
Expense
₦250,000 expense recorded.
How much did I spend this month?
Show me this week's sales.
This week you recorded ₦186,000 in sales.
And when your business grows, your records grow with it.
Start with simple transaction tracking today. As your business becomes more structured, your records can become more useful too.
Today
Record sales and expenses
Tell Bukipaa what happened. Ask when you want to know.
Sold 3 shirts for ₦45k
10:24As you grow
Clearer summaries
Your records build up, and so does what you can see: weekly and monthly views of what came in and went out.
Down the road
PlannedReports for planning and financing
Income statements and financial reports, for when you need to plan ahead or talk to a lender.
Start simple. Grow into better records.
Your business numbers belong to you.
What you record is your business. We keep things simple, and we say plainly what happens with your information.
Read how we handle your informationPrivacy
Your records are yours. Bukipaa uses what you send to keep your books and answer your questions.
Data security
We treat your business information as sensitive, and we'll be clear about how it is handled.
Reliability
Send it once and it's recorded. Ask about it any day and it's there.
Simple records
Plain amounts in plain words. No codes, categories or jargon to decode.
Transparency
Bukipaa tells you what it recorded, every time, so you can spot and fix a mistake straight away.
Questions, answered simply.
No. Bukipaa works inside WhatsApp, which you already have. There is nothing new to download.
Yes. You chat with Bukipaa the same way you'd message a person. Tell it what you sold or spent, and ask it questions when you want to know how things are going.
None at all. If you can tell someone what you sold, you can use Bukipaa. There are no accounting terms to learn.
Yes. Stock, fabric, transport, shop rent, supplies: just tell Bukipaa what you paid for and how much, and it records it.
Yes. Ask something like “How much did I make this week?” or “What did I spend the most on?” and Bukipaa answers from the sales and expenses you've recorded.
Bukipaa is built for small, informal businesses: market traders, food vendors, provision stores, tailors, salons and barbers, and small shops. If you sell something and money changes hands, it can help.
Yes. When Bukipaa launches, you can start by telling it what you sell and spend. You won’t need to copy your old notebooks across to get started.
No, it's the opposite. Bukipaa starts with the smallest, simplest way to keep track. As your business grows, your records can grow with it.
Bukipaa is launching soon. Tap “Start with Bukipaa” to join the waitlist with your email, and we’ll let you know when you can start. Your business name is optional.
Your business doesn't need more paperwork. It needs a better way to keep track.
Launching soon. A simpler way to record sales and expenses through WhatsApp.
