Skip to content

Never forget a trade again.

Record trades. Track due dates. Get reminders. Maintain a shared ledger.

Everything in one place.

Still Managing Trades Like This?

Four places a trade lives today. None of them remember it for you.

Notebook

One diary, one pocket. No copy, no reminder.

WhatsApp Messages

Terms scattered across chats. Nothing confirmed.

Phone Calls

“Pakka” on a call is not a record.

Memory

Two memories of one rate. ₹20,000 apart.

With TradeBooks

Toor Dal (Arhar)
TB-1042
Confirmed
Quantity
200 qtl
Rate
₹9,450 / qtl
Delivery
12 Sep
Payment due
27 Sep
Mahalaxmi Dal Mill, Latur · via Ramesh Bhai
Confirmed by both · 10:02 AM

One record. Both parties. Every date.

Why TradeBooks

Built for what happens after the deal is done.

  • Trade Recording

    Party, commodity, quantity, rate, delivery and payment date. Under a minute.

  • Due Date Reminders

    You and your party are reminded before the date, not after.

  • Shared Ledger

    Every party gets a page. Both sides see the same entries.

  • Trade Status Tracking

    Confirmed, delivered, due, settled. Always know where a trade stands.

  • Mediator Tracking

    See which broker is on which trade and what is still open.

  • Proof Of Trade

    A time-stamped record both sides agreed to. Not a screenshot.

How it works

One trade, two phones — watch it go from the handshake to the payment.

One trade · two phones

TradeBooks vs the usual way

What each method actually keeps for you after the deal.

TradeBooks vs the usual way
What you keepNotebookExcelWhatsAppMemoryTradeBooks
Rate and terms written downYesYesPartlyNoYes
Confirmed by both partiesNoNoNoNoYes
Due-date remindersNoNoNoNoYes
Shared with the other partyNoNoYesNoYes
Proof you can show laterPartlyPartlyPartlyNoYes
Mediator follow-upNoNoNoNoYes
Backed up if the phone is lostNoPartlyPartlyNoYes

YesPartlyNo

Already use a marketplace app? Keep it. TradeBooks starts after the deal.

A look inside the app

Real screens. Real trades. Nothing to learn.

The Trade Business Runs On Trust.
TradeBooks Makes Sure It Runs On Records Too.

Free during early access.