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One ecosystem for local commerce

Run the shop.
Get found by the city.

MBM does the billing, the khata and the stock count for 150,000+ businesses in 177 countries. What a shop sells can become its own website and a result on Cityo — so the next customer finds it.

Android app, free to installYour currency, your tax name58 mm and 80 mm receipt printers

Illustration with sample data: a shop's bill in MBM, the matching cashbook and stock entries, the shop's website at its own bharatapps.store address, and the same product showing up in a Cityo search.

BharatApps in numbers

150,000+

businesses billing on MBM every day

177

countries where MBM is available

6

ways to take payment on a bill: cash, UPI, card, bank transfer, cheque and other

The ecosystem

One family of apps, each with one job

Businesses run on MBM. Their staff use Shiftly. Shoppers use Cityo. Influencers and freelancers get hired through MBM. Everything else connects a shop to more customers.

How it connects

From a bill at the counter to a customer at the door

Each product does one thing well. Together, the work a shop already does in MBM is what brings it new customers.

  1. Sell and bill

    Pick items or scan a barcode, take cash, UPI, card or put it on the khata, and print the receipt.

    MBM · MBM Web
  2. The books keep up

    The bill, the stock count and the ledger entry are saved together, so the cashbook and the shelf agree.

    MBM
  3. The shop goes online

    The catalogue becomes a website on its own bharatapps.store address, with orders and enquiries going to the shop.

    AI Websites
  4. The city finds it

    Shoppers search on Cityo, see the shop and what it sells, and order or ask — straight to the shopkeeper.

    Cityo

For business owners

Everything the counter needs, in your pocket

MBM is built for the shopkeeper with a customer waiting. It is quick to bill, careful with money, and it speaks your country's money and tax.

  • Bills with cash, UPI, card, bank transfer, cheque — or on the customer's khata
  • Receipts on 58 mm and 80 mm Bluetooth thermal printers
  • Stock with barcode scanning and low-stock alerts
  • Cashbook: every rupee, dirham or dollar in and out
  • Staff attendance, advances and payslips
  • Tax invoices that use your country's names: GST, VAT or Sales Tax
MBM cashbook on a tablet: cash in hand, cash in and cash out for the week, with a bar chart of daily totals.

Made in Bharat, used worldwide

Your country's money, tax and numbers

MBM is available in 177 countries. Prices show in the shop's own currency, and invoices use the local tax name and tax-ID label.

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Your currency

Amounts are shown in the currency the shop sets, not a fixed one.

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Your tax name

The tax line reads GST, VAT, Sales Tax or Tax, depending on the country.

ID

Your tax number

The number is labelled GSTIN in India and Tax ID elsewhere.

Get the apps

Pick the app that fits who you are

MBMI run a business
Get it onGoogle Play
CityoI'm looking for local shops
Get it onGoogle Play
ShiftlyI work at a shop
Get it onGoogle Play
MBM WebI bill from a computer
How MBM Web works

Questions

Good to know

How are BharatApps, MBM and Cityo related?

BharatApps is the company and the platform. MBM (My Business Manager) is the app businesses use to bill and run the shop. Cityo is the app shoppers use to find local businesses and what they sell. Shiftly is for a shop's staff, MBM Web puts MBM on a computer, and AI Websites give a shop its own site.

Is MBM only for India?

No. MBM is available in 177 countries. Amounts use the shop's own currency, and invoices use the local tax name (such as GST, VAT or Sales Tax).

How does a shop get its own website?

Inside the MBM app, a shop can buy a website once. It is built by AI from the shop's MBM catalogue and published at its own address on bharatapps.store. More about AI Websites.

Can I use MBM on a computer?

Yes — MBM Web is the desktop version, available to shops on the Scale Plan. You sign in with the Google account linked to your shop. More about MBM Web.

How do I contact you?