Our own product
NaapBook
Measurements and orders for tailoring businesses. Built in Ahmedabad for the tailoring shops that dress India's weddings, offices and festivals.
Rakesh Patel
Sherwani with churidar, order 214
- Cutting
- Stitching
- Trial
- Delivery
Why we built it
A tailor's most valuable asset is not the machine. It is the diary: years of chest, sleeve and shoulder numbers for every loyal customer. Most of those diaries are paper, and they tear, fade and go missing.
Orders live in the same notebook. During wedding season a busy shop handles dozens of garments at different stages, and the only reminder system is memory. Missed trials and late deliveries cost customers who would otherwise return for decades.
NaapBook moves all of that onto the phone already in the tailor's pocket, without asking them to change how they work.
What it does
Measurements saved once
Each customer keeps a complete measurement profile, including notes like preferred fit or posture, ready for every future order.
Orders tracked by stage
Cutting, stitching, trial and delivery are visible at a glance, so nothing sits forgotten on a shelf.
Trial and delivery dates
Upcoming trials and deliveries appear in one list, making busy wedding seasons manageable.
Customer history
Past garments, fabrics and alterations are one search away when a regular customer walks in.
Works on the phone they own
Designed for everyday Android phones and the web, with a simple interface that needs no training.
Safe from lost diaries
Records are stored securely online, so a torn page or a new phone never means lost customers.
What it taught us
Building our own product means living with every decision after launch. It is why we design for the least technical user in the room, measure what people actually use, and keep the interface simpler than the problem.
Clients get the benefit: the same habits shape every app and platform we build for them.
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