Doko
NPR 0/month
- Up to 200 items
- 1 user
- Barcode & photo scanning
- Grocery list
- Low-stock alerts
Namaste from your kitchen
SirsaMagri tracks your groceries, rations and household items - scan anything in seconds, get expiry and low-stock alerts, and let your grocery list build itself.
Plays well with the apps you already use
What's inside
Built for the way Nepali homes actually shop and store - from the kitchen shelf to the home pasal.
Organize items by room - kitchen, store room, puja room - or by your own folders for rations, tools and supplies.
One tap turns low stock into tomorrow's shopping list, grouped by aisle or pasal so you spend less time in the shop.
Point your phone camera at any barcode or QR code. Snap a photo for items without one. Your inventory builds itself.
Get alerted before the atta, spices or medicines expire. No more forgotten items at the back of the shelf.
Set a minimum for essentials - rice, oil, salt - and get notified the moment it is time to restock.
Share your inventory and lists with family at home or abroad, and coordinate who buys what without ten phone calls.
Three steps
Most households finish their first room in under 15 minutes.
Add rooms and folders, or start from a ready-made template built for the Nepali household.
Scan barcodes, snap photos or type names. Import a starter list in minutes.
SirsaMagri tracks what is low and what is expiring, and builds your grocery list for you.
Made for Nepali kitchens
SirsaMagri was built in Kathmandu for the way Nepali homes actually shop and store - from Dashain puja supplies to the pasal stock your family runs on the side.
Simple pricing
Start free, upgrade when your home grows. No contracts, no hidden fees.
NPR 0/month
NPR 299 [CLIENT-COPY: confirm with client]/month
NPR 549 [CLIENT-COPY: confirm with client]/month
Households and pasals
I finally know what is in my store room. The expiry alerts alone saved us a full doko of spoiled rice. [CLIENT-COPY: confirm with client]
I run a small pasal from home. SirsaMagri tracks my stock better than my old notebook ever did. [CLIENT-COPY: confirm with client]
My parents in Kathmandu share their grocery list with me in Sydney. We shop for them every week without back-and-forth calls. [CLIENT-COPY: confirm with client]
Common questions
Yes. The Doko plan is free forever for up to 200 items - more than enough for a small apartment. Upgrade only when your home grows.
No. Any phone camera reads barcodes and QR codes. Items without barcodes are added with a photo or a few typed words.
Yes. Scanning and lists work offline, and everything syncs automatically when you are back online.
Yes - the Ghar plan adds up to five members, and Parivaar is unlimited. Everyone sees the same updated home.
Yes. Export a full report with photos and values whenever you need it, whether for insurance claims, moving house or peace of mind.
Us vs them
| Feature | With us | Others |
|---|---|---|
| Free tier | 200 items, forever | Usually 10-20 items, or a trial |
| Barcode & photo scanning | Built into the app | Typing everything by hand |
| Expiry & low-stock alerts | On by default | Rarely offered |
| Family sharing | Up to unlimited members | One device, one list |
| Nepali kitchen templates | Rations, puja, pasal presets | Western pantry only |
| Offline mode | Full offline sync | Requires internet |
From the blog
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Read moreStorage tips that save money - and a few that will surprise you.
Read moreJoin the households that always know what is in the house. [CLIENT-COPY: confirm with client]