Early access · built in Malaysia
Record what happens in your business each day: duit masuk, duit keluar, resit. NiagaKira turns it into a clearer picture of your money, your costs and how the business is doing.
Sales come in, suppliers get paid, and the records end up spread across resit, WhatsApp, bank statements, POS reports, spreadsheets and memory. NiagaKira gives you one place to record what happened, and turns that into a clearer financial picture.
Where the records are now
These are examples of where your records may live today. Entries are recorded in NiagaKira rather than pulled in automatically.
Record income and expenses as they happen. Snap a resit and let OCR suggest the details for review.
Every entry you confirm becomes a structured financial record, put together behind the scenes.
See what came in, what went out, where the costs sit and what the month looks like.
These are the questions an owner already asks. The answers should be clear enough to understand at a glance.
These three are in design and validation. They are shown here as direction, not as features you can use yet.
We will say so plainly when each of these lands. No dates until we are sure.
Four screens from the current build. The everyday loop is recording an expense, recording money in, and reading what it adds up to.
The everyday one
Snap a resit. OCR suggests the details. You review and confirm before saving. If the receipt cannot be read, the app says so and you fill it in yourself.
NiagaKira is for Malaysian owner-run micro and small businesses, the ones where the owner personally handles the money, sales happen every day, and there is no finance team to hand it to.
If conventional accounting software has always felt like more system than you needed, that is the gap this is built for. Your accountant still gets clean records. That is what the structure underneath is for.
Accounts, journals, postings, reports. It is all correct. It just asks you to become fluent in a system built for accountants before it will tell you how the month went.
You describe the day in ordinary terms. NiagaKira keeps the accounting structure correct underneath and presents the picture back in language you can act on. The complexity stays; carrying it does not have to be your job.
It does not replace your accountant, and it does not make decisions for you.NiagaKira is in early access while we validate it with real owner-run businesses. Join and we will be in touch when there is something for you to try.
There is proper accounting inside it, but that is not the part you use. What you see is built around recording everyday business money and understanding what it means. The accounting exists so your records are correct, not so you have to learn them.
No. The everyday workflow is the amount, the category, and who it was with. If you have never used accounting software, you are the person this is designed for.
Malaysian owner-run micro and small businesses where you personally handle the money. F&B, retail, online, services, home-based, freelance and trades are all examples rather than a fixed list. It suits you less well if you already run a finance team.
Yes. Nothing needs to change about how you take payments, and NiagaKira sits alongside whatever you already use. To be clear about what it does not do yet: there is no automatic connection to your POS or bank today, so entries are recorded in the app. Bank reconciliation is one of the things being built.
It is in early access and under active validation with real businesses. Recording, receipt capture, transaction history and the monthly picture work today. The insight, invoicing, reconciliation and reporting layers are still being built, and we would rather say that plainly than promise a date.
