AamdaniProject costs

Every rupee
of every
project.

Keep plot costs, materials, labour and other spending under the right project, with the budget left always in view.

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Built for builders and contractors in Pakistan

In the app

Every project, with its costs.

A real screen from Aamdani: the project, its total cost, money from the client and the budget left.

Every project, with its costs.

What you record

Everything a site spends on.

Record each bill against its project as it happens, from cement and steel to wages and transport.

CementSteel barsBricksSand and gravelLabour wagesElectrician
PlumbingTransportPlot paymentPaintTilesFuel
Wood and doorsMachinery rentWaterFees and approvalsSite foodOther costs

One flow

From the first bill to the final summary.

Add the project once, record costs as they happen and review the total with the budget left.

  1. 01Add the projectName, location and budget
  2. 02Record each costMaterials, labour and other bills
  3. 03Check the budgetSpent and left, before you buy more
Project
DHA 45HousePhase 6ActiveBudgetRs 25,00,000StartedAugust 2026StageGrey structure
Bills
This weekCement, 100 bagsRs 1,45,000Steel barsRs 96,000Labour wagesRs 38,400TransportRs 6,500TotalRs 2,85,900
Budget
Where it went74% usedMaterialsRs 11,20,000LabourRs 5,10,000OtherRs 2,10,000

Why builders keep their sites in Aamdani.

Each project keeps its own costs, so one site never mixes with another.

01

See the cost of each project

A builder can have several houses or contracts running at once. A cement purchase for one site should not change the figures for another. Record each expense against its project so you can see what you have spent on that job rather than a total across the whole business.

02

Keep materials and labour in the same picture

Construction spending includes more than supplier bills. Aamdani brings materials, labour and other project costs together. You can review the categories separately and still see the overall project total without adding figures from different notebooks.

03

Check the budget before the next purchase

Set a project budget and compare recorded spending with the amount left. For example, a sample project with a Rs 6M budget and Rs 4.88M spent has Rs 1.12M remaining. These are illustrative figures, not an estimate of what your building should cost.

04

Turn records into a project summary

When you need to review a completed job or share figures, export the project summary as PDF. Keeping expenses up to date during construction makes that final review easier and helps you understand the recorded project profit.

4FAQ

Questions, answered.

Everything you need to know about Aamdani, from setup to your data. Still curious? Our team is one email away.

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Aamdani tracks the expenses and budgets you enter. It does not calculate a building estimate from floor area or predict material prices. Use your own estimate as the budget, then track actual spending against it.

Yes. Each plot, building or client contract is its own project with its own costs, budget, stage and profit.

Yes. Mark daily attendance (present, half day or absent), review wages and advances, and record selected workers’ payments in the payday view. Pay slips can be shared on WhatsApp. These are payment records; Aamdani does not move money from your bank.

Entries are saved on your phone first and sync when you are back online. Account and monthly PDF or Excel exports need the internet. Plot, building, person and Home-spending PDFs are made on the phone.