How it works

Type the total (gross) weight. Switch between maund + kg and kg only in Calculator Settings.

Enter the crop rate per maund or per kg, then choose the crop.

Pick a common kaat such as 1/40 KG, a percent, Custom, Fixed Kaat, or Safi (no kaat).

Add arhat, labour, advance, or a custom kharcha. A percent is taken from crop value.

The result shows total kaat, net weight, crop value, and the amount after expenses.

Gross is the weight you entered.

Total Kaat is deducted from the gross weight.

Net weight is Gross minus Total Kaat.

Crop value is net weight multiplied by the rate.

Total amount is crop value minus other expenses.

A ratio like 1/40 KG means 1 kg kaat on every 40 kg of gross weight.

Fixed Kaat cuts a set number of kilograms from the total weight.

Safi means clean weight — no kaat is applied.

Round Kaat in Calculator Settings rounds total kaat to the nearest kilogram.

Save the result to Record. Open Receipt to preview, then share as an image or PDF.

Open Daily Rates from Home to see today’s mandi rates by crop and city.

An internet connection is required. If you are offline, connect and try again.

Search for a crop, then tap it to open the city rate list.

Search cities and compare the quoted rate with min, max, and average when available.

Tap See more for earlier dates. Pull down on the crop list to refresh the latest board.

Open Weather from the card on Home to see current conditions near you.

Approximate location is used so the forecast matches your area. Allow location when asked, or turn it on in system settings.

The card shows temperature, condition, humidity, wind, and rain. Today’s hourly sits under the card; the next days are listed after — tap a day for hourly details.

If you are offline, the last saved weather is shown with a small offline icon. Connect and pull to refresh for the latest data.

Calculator Settings set the default rate unit, weight input, receipt name, and custom crops.

Record keeps saved calculations. Open one to use it again.

Unit Converter changes weight, area, and other units used in farming and trade.