What AnKedai can actually prove
A merchant tool earns trust by being honest about the books it will hold. Here is the line between what is real today, the economics the design rests on, and where the honest grey still sits while AnKedai is in design.
A note on how we show things here
The interfaces on this site are honest design references, not captures. AnKedai is in design and pilot-scouting its first cluster, so there is no public app to photograph, and we will not invent one. The figures below describe the market and the architecture as designed — not adoption.
What is real today
The ledger model is specified
The book is designed as the merchant's own single record that every surface reads and writes — the acquisition wedge and the source of truth in one. It is an architecture decision, not a feature list.
The free-ledger economics are proven
Khatabook showed a free digital khata book can reach tens of millions of micro-merchants, monetised from adjacent value rather than rent on the notebook. AnKedai adopts that wedge deliberately, in the Malaysian register.
The offline engine is inherited, not promised
AnKedai's no-signal behaviour reuses the AnKampung state engine that already posts offline and resolves on reconnect. The pasar-malam requirement rests on machinery the family has built, not a slide.
The compliance driver is a dated public fact
LHDN's phased e-invoice mandate reaches smaller taxpayers through December 2026. That deadline is real and public — AnKedai treats it as demand, drafting the invoice from the sale already in the ledger.
Where the honest grey still is
Naming the limits is part of the product — the same discipline that keeps a merchant’s books clean. These are the places we are still growing, stated plainly.
Pilot-scouting, not launched
AnKedai is in design, scouting its first merchant cluster around the first AnKantin school pilot. We describe the design and the plan honestly — we do not publish merchant counts we do not have.
The paid surfaces are a model, not a price list
Flat SaaS tiers, financing referral and surplus logistics are how AnKedai is designed to earn. Specific pricing is not published until the pilot validates what merchants actually pay for.
No shipped-app screenshots
The screens on this site are design references rendered in JSX, clearly labelled. There is no public app to photograph yet, and we will not fake one.
The one promise AnKedai will not break: the ledger is the merchant’s, and we never hold the money. Every other claim on this page is subordinate to those two guards — including ours.
Close the day on one balanced ledger.
AnKedai is in design, pilot-scouting its first cluster — the kedai around our first AnKantin school pilot. Bring your stall, your warung or your pasar-malam pitch onto one free ledger that grows into everything else.