Sherwani, kurta, suits
Sherwani, kurta, suit — cut, stitched, finished, counted.
A men’s workroom lives on dates: the shop’s ship-by, the karigar’s days, the embroidery unit’s return. Silaikar shows the three on one card and tells you which one will be late first.
Three screens. That’s it.
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My workEach worker gets their own card — by picture, no reading needed. One tap when it’s done.
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My countScan the tag and the count goes up. The week’s total is always in view.
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The week’s wagesThe week adds itself up. Confirm it and each slip goes out on WhatsApp.
On your floor
- The ship-by date is the shop’s; the start date is yours; the card shows both.
- Scan the bag’s tag at each hand-over — cutter to stitcher to finisher — and the count moves without anyone writing.
- A karigar away for three days shows as cards that haven’t moved.
- Wages by piece, by day, or both, per man.
The first year is free for everyone.
Free for ever up to five workers. The first workrooms to run on Silaikar keep it free for ever.
Not a marketplace.
We never introduce you to anyone, list you anywhere or pass on your number. Your customers stay yours.
How to start
Write to admin@silaikar.com
Questions
My masterji runs the floor from his head.
He still does; the cards are his list, and he hands them out by tapping a face.
We work for several shops.
Each shop’s cards carry its own colour; a shop sees only its own.
Does the shop see my wages?
Never.