
For auto parts shops — every number, every grade, every rack.
Billing, stock, khata and profit for the section counter — running feet the way you already write them, rates worked out from the company circular, and every short piece a cut leaves kept as stock you can still sell. Fast, offline, and yours for one payment.
The counter answers at a glance:
…every way a section counter actually quotes
Built for how Aluminium Plus customers actually sell — not generic retail rows.
Sell 15 ft off a 22 ft length and the 7 ft that is left goes on a rack, not in a bin. Your stock reads “9 × 22 ft + 7 ft offcut” — the way the man standing at the rack sees it.
Type the company's printed rate and your own discount off it. The sale rate works itself out, and the cart shows the customer the same list he already knows. Next month's circular is one number per row.
Tap the length, type the pieces, and the line is 54 running feet. The bill prints the shape of the cut, not just a total — exactly how this trade writes it.
The same section goes out as 15 cut feet to a fabricator and ten whole 22 ft lengths to a contractor. One tap re-prices the line, and the shelf stays one honest number underneath.
Anodised, powder-coated, wooden, mill finish — four rates for one section, and the finish prints on the bill. A wooden-coated length can never read the same as a mill one.
Type a few letters or the section's model number and walk the list with the arrow keys. The 📍 rack chip says where it is standing before you leave the counter.
Not just “7 items low”. It tells you the rupees it takes to refill to your own minimum, at your own cost — a purchase order, not an anxiety.
Fabricators and builders run on credit. Proper ledgers — balances, receipts, advances, pichla baqaya printed on the bill. Take part payment at the counter and the rest goes to the khata, split correctly.
“Poore ghar ki windows ka estimate bana do.” Build it like a bill, print it, and nothing moves in stock until he comes back — then one tap turns the quote into the sale.
No internet? No problem. Billing, stock, khata and reports run on your own computer — load-shedding proof, and your shop's data never leaves it.
Every screen, the bill and the whole guide book in both — switch with one tap. Your staff read it in the language they think in.
Daily sales, cost of goods, gross and net profit — computed from what each length actually cost you, whether it went out as cut feet or whole lengths.
A customer wants fifteen feet. You cut it off a twenty-two foot length and seven feet is left standing against the wall. Every other program treats that seven feet as either nothing at all or as waste — and by the end of the month nobody knows what is really on the rack. Aluminium Plus keeps it: the leftover lands on an offcut rack by itself when you ring the cut up as pieces of a length, and your stock reads back the way you see it standing there.
Every image is a real capture from the running software — no mockups.




Demo video coming soon
Screenshots above are real captures from the app — the 40-second tour is on its way.
Install Aluminium Plus and use everything free for 15 days — no card, no signup.
Bank transfer — account details right on this page. One-time price, no monthly fees, ever.
Send your name, machine code and receipt — your key arrives fast. Paste it in the app, done forever.
Full features for 15 days. Installs on any Windows 10/11 PC in under a minute.
Aluminium-Plus-Setup.exe
installer link goes live at launch
Windows may show a blue “SmartScreen” notice — click More info → Run anyway. It appears because we’re a new publisher, not because anything is wrong.
Rs. 35,000 Lifetime · one computer · no monthly fees
Your key is locked to this one computer by its machine code and works forever — activation takes one paste in the app.
Same offline engine, same one-time price — each built for its own trade.

For auto parts shops — every number, every grade, every rack.

For garments stores — men, women & kids.

For hardware shops — one item, three prices, one honest stock figure.

For sanitary & plumbing stores.

For electrical goods shops — wire by the meter, quotes by the house.


For kiryana & grocery stores — the tarazu, the rate board & the khata.

For tile & ceramics shops — sqft to boxes, A/B grades & whole-house estimates.
That is what it was built for. Type the feet for a cut, or tap the unit beside the quantity to switch the line to whole lengths and type how many. Your wholesale whole-length rate is honoured exactly, and the shelf stays one number underneath — so low-stock warnings and profit reports never go out of step.
It goes on the Offcuts rack as sellable stock, by itself, when you enter the cut as pieces of a length. The screen shows two readings side by side: what your stock works out to (“9 × 22 ft + 7 ft offcut”) and the actual pieces written down. Sell one off the rack, or write it off if it is too short — then the loss lands on your monthly report with your reason.
Each section carries the company's printed rate and your own discount off it, and the selling rate is worked out from those two — so you change the circular, not the price. The bill and the cart show the list the customer already knows, with your discount beside it.
Completely. Aluminium Plus runs on your own computer — billing, stock, khata, reports, backups. Nothing needs a connection, and your shop's data never leaves your machine.
One time. No monthly fee, no renewal, no per-user charge. Try everything free for 15 days first — no card, no signup.
No, unless you allow it. Cashier, manager and admin are separate roles: a cashier bills and takes payments but never sees cost or profit, and every sensitive action is written to an audit log with the user's name on it. He cannot even change a rate unless you let him.
Yes. That blue notice is Microsoft SmartScreen being cautious with software from new publishers — every new Windows app shows it until enough people have installed it. Click “More info”, then “Run anyway”, and installation continues normally. The installer you download from this page is exactly the one we built.