Pathera and pathai
Count raw bricks per pathera or per group and pay by the thousand. Every entry is dated and shows who made it.
For brick kiln owners in Pakistan
From Kasur and Sheikhupura to Multan and Peshawar, a bhatta runs on registers: pathai counts, peshgi to jamadars and patheras, coal trucks and brick sales. Bhatta Manager keeps all of it on your phone, in Urdu or English, works at the kiln without signal, and gives the owner one clear summary every day.
7 days free · no card needed
Count raw bricks per pathera or per group and pay by the thousand. Every entry is dated and shows who made it.
Record each advance, deduct it in the weekly hisab and see what is still owed, with a peshgi limit you set yourself.
Loading, firing and unloading line by line on a live kiln board, made for zigzag kilns.
Coal, wood and wood powder by the truck and by the kilo, with fuel used per 1,000 bricks so waste shows up early.
Each worker's khata with weekly kharchi and a running balance, so settlement day has no disputes.
Sales of awwal, doem and khangar bricks, party accounts and a daily cash book and roznamcha.
Made for kilns across Punjab, Sindh, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan: Lahore, Kasur, Sheikhupura, Gujranwala, Faisalabad, Multan, Hyderabad, Peshawar and more, including kilns converted to zigzag firing.
Yes. It uses the words of the bhatta (pathera, bharai, jalai, nikasi, kharchi, peshgi, khata) and follows the weekly Thursday hisab most kilns in Pakistan use.
Yes. Every screen, slip and report is in Urdu and English, and each user can pick their own language.
Yes. Entries are saved on the phone and sent when the phone finds a signal, so the munshi can work all day offline.
Yes. You set the number of lines and chambers once; the kiln board then shows which line is loading, firing, cooling or ready.
Seven days free, then a monthly plan in Pakistani rupees. Pay by JazzCash, EasyPaisa or bank transfer.
7 days free · no card needed