Built for car dealerships

Know exactly what
every car earned you

Add a car, log what you spend on it, record the sale — Carcraaft works out your real profit and keeps a live picture of your money. Buy in one currency, sell in another — it converts everything for you automatically.

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Total Cars
24
Sold
18
Revenue
UGX 74M
Profit
UGX 12M
Monthly Sales
Recent Stock
Toyota Ipsum Sold
Honda CRV Available
Subaru Forester Sold
Land Cruiser Available
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UGX, KES, TZS & more
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What you get

Everything your
dealership needs

From adding your first car to reading your balance sheet — here's exactly what Carcraaft does for you, in plain language.

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Inventory Management

Add each car with photos, price, mileage, and where you got it from. See everything you have in stock in one table, and get flagged when a car has been sitting too long.

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Expenses & Payments

Log repairs and fees against the exact car they belong to. When a customer pays in bits (installments), Carcraaft keeps a running tally of what's paid — and adds what's still owed to your Receivables, so you never lose track of money customers still owe you.

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Live Dashboard

See two kinds of profit for every car: what you'll make once fully paid, and what you've actually collected so far. Both update automatically as money comes in.

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Balance Sheet

Everything you own — your Estimated Cash plus unsold cars, together your Assets — minus everything you owe, your Liabilities (like loans), equals your Capital: what the business is really worth. Carcraaft calculates all four for you automatically, live on your dashboard.

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AI Business Adviser

Type a question about your own cars or money — like "which car made the most profit?" — and get an instant answer, no spreadsheet digging required.

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Loan Tracking

This is money someone else lent YOU — a bank, a friend — to fund the business. It's the opposite of Receivables (that's money a customer owes you). Record the lender, log every repayment, and always know your balance and due date.

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Multi-Currency, Handled Automatically

Buy a car in USD, pay its expenses in KES, sell it in UGX — Carcraaft converts everything into your chosen currency using live exchange rates, so your totals always add up correctly.

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Overdue Payment Alerts

If a customer's next installment date passes without payment, a bell notification tells you exactly who owes what, how much, and how many days late it is.

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Downloadable Reports

Download your inventory, sales story, balance sheet, loans, or cash flow as a file whenever you need it — for a specific month, quarter, or all time.

Money owed to you vs. money you owe

This mix-up trips people up more than anything else in the app. Here it is, side by side.

📥 Receivables
A customer owes YOU money. They bought a car on installments and haven't finished paying yet. Money is still coming into your business.
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Customer owes → You
🏦 Loans (Liabilities)
YOU owe someone else money. A bank, a friend — anyone who lent you cash to run the business. Money is going out of your business over time.
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You owe → Lender
How an installment sale plays out
Say you sell a car for UGX 4,000,000 in three payments. Here's what Carcraaft tracks as the money comes in:
Sold — nothing paid 2 installments in Fully paid
✅ Payment status: Fully Paid
🔁 Why a "Sold" car still shows up when you record a sale
This is the part that confuses people most: marking a car "Sold" does not hide it away. If the customer still owes money on it, that car keeps showing up in your Record Sale list — right alongside your still-available cars — so you can find it again the next time they bring more cash.
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You mark the car "Sold" and the customer pays their first installment.

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Since there's still a balance left, the car stays in your Record Sale list, showing exactly how much is still owed.

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Next time the customer pays more, you pick that same car again and add the new installment.

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Once the balance hits zero, it's marked "✅ Fully Paid" and finally disappears from that list — for good.

Booked profit vs. Realized profit
Booked profit is what you'll eventually make on paper, the moment you agree a selling price. Realized profit is what you've actually collected in your hand so far. Watch the gap close as installments land:
Booked Profit (on paper, instantly)
UGX 0
Realized Profit (actually collected)
UGX 0

Up and running in minutes

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Create your account

Sign up with your phone or email, and choose the currency you deal in. Your 30-day free trial starts right away — no card needed.

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Add a car & log its costs

Enter the car's price and photo, then log every repair or fee as it happens. Everything saves instantly, so nothing gets forgotten.

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Record the sale & watch your numbers grow

Mark it sold, collect full payment or installments, and your dashboard instantly shows your real profit and updated business health.

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