For car owners in Pakistan

Every fill and every repair, from a photo.

Photograph a fuel slip or a workshop bill — printed or handwritten, in English or in Urdu — and Carnamcha turns it into your car's history: what was done, when, at how many km, and what it cost.

Works in your phone's browser. Add it to your home screen and it opens like an app.

A handwritten Urdu workshop bill read into English lines, ready to check

How it works

  1. 1

    Tap +, take a photo

    One button for everything: a pump slip, a mechanic's handwritten bill, a parts invoice, an oil-change card, or just the dashboard for today's km.

  2. 2

    Check what it read

    Each line comes back in English next to the original Urdu, with its amount. Tick what's right, fix what isn't. Nothing counts until you have checked it.

  3. 3

    Your history builds itself

    Every receipt lands on a timeline of visits. Look up any part to see when it was last changed and what you paid, and get a reminder before it is due again.

A workshop visit with its handwritten receipt, total and every job done

Made for the receipts you actually get

Most workshop bills in Pakistan are written by hand, half in Urdu, with brackets, crossings-out and no letterhead. Carnamcha reads them the way a mechanic writes them — بریک is brake, آئل فلٹر is oil filter — and keeps the original next to the English.

  • Handwritten and printed, Urdu and English, on the same bill
  • Amounts in rupees, distances in km — nothing to convert
  • The photo stays with the record, one swipe away
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Reminders before it's due

Oil, filters, brake fluid, the timing belt — every part with an interval, counted down in km and months. Set your own for anything.

Fuel economy that is honest

Full tank to full tank, or the car's own trip computer — every number says which it is.

A shoebox of old receipts?

Upload up to 20 photos in one go and review them when they are ready.

Yours to keep

Export everything as CSV or JSON whenever you like — handy when you sell the car.

Start with the receipt in your glovebox.

It takes a minute to set up your car. The first photo does the rest.