Calculate Your Daily Bazar
Stop Doing Bazar Math in Your Head
You're standing at the vegetable stall. Potato is ₹25/kg, you want 1.5kg. Fish is ₹320/kg, you need 800g. Then chilies, then onions, then that overpriced ladyfinger the seller is trying to push on you. By the time you're at the fourth item, you've lost track of the running total — and you're doing multiplication in your head while people are queuing behind you.
This tool does that math for you, instantly, on your phone.
Bazar Calculator
How to use it:
Enter the price per kg (or per piece) for each item.
Enter how much you're buying.
Hit "Add" — it shows you the running total live
Add as many items as you need — fish, vegetables, meat, spices, anything sold by weight or count.
When you're done, download the full list as a PDF receipt.
Why download it as PDF?
Because a week later, when you're wondering "was fish ₹280 or ₹320 last time?", you'll have the actual record — not a guess. It's also handy for splitting a community or picnic bazar bill fairly between multiple people, since everyone can see exactly what was bought and at what price.
A quick example:
Say you buy 2kg potato at ₹22/kg, 1kg onion at ₹35/kg, and 800g fish at ₹300/kg. Instead of working out ₹44 + ₹35 + ₹240 = ₹319 by hand while your rickshaw is waiting, the calculator gives you the total the moment you tap "Add."
Frequently asked
Do I need to log in or create an account?
Ans: No. It works instantly, no sign-up required.
Does it work for items sold by piece, not weight?
Ans: Yes — just enter the price per piece and quantity instead of per-kg.
Can I use this for a group picnic or community bazar?
Ans: Yes, several people have used it exactly for that — keeping shared expenses transparent and easy to split.
Is there a similar tool for tracking monthly expenses like mobile recharge?
Ans: Yes — check the Mobile Recharge Plan Comparison tool if you also want to see how much you could save there.