Accounts & Journal · کھاتے اور روزنامچہ
Every rupee — family contributions, salami, vendor advances and expenses — posted once into a journal that is never edited, only reversed.
Explore →The wedding profile, and who may do what: couple, family admin, planner, or a view-only guest.
Planning a Pakistani wedding is a family project, and the Settings & Members module makes sharing safe. The couple owns the wedding profile; a trusted family member can be a family admin who helps run the plan; a professional planner can be given working access; and relatives who only need to look can be view-only guests. Roles are not just labels in the app — they are enforced by the planner's security rules, so a view-only guest genuinely cannot change a single figure.
Every family has the same tension: everyone wants to see the budget; not everyone should be able to edit it. Role-based sharing resolves it — the family group chat gets its answers from the planner itself, while the pen stays with the couple and the people they choose. When someone new joins the planning, you add them with the role that fits, and remove access just as simply when their part is done.
Because each member signs in with their own account, the done-history on tasks and the journal's permanent record keep their meaning: you always know who recorded what.
Every rupee — family contributions, salami, vendor advances and expenses — posted once into a journal that is never edited, only reversed.
Explore →Pick the event dates and the checklist generates itself — every tick recorded with who did it, and when.
Explore →Every family, every headcount, every RSVP — and the catering estimate updates itself as the list grows.
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