Catch the small leaks before they add up.
WetinSell records every sale in your fabric or curtain shop with the attendant's name and the time. Once a sale is saved, nobody can quietly change it — so if a figure moves, you see it the same day.
Coming soon to Google Play. Free to start, on your own. Staff and extra shops from ₦5,000 a month.
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Lace · 6 yards₦95,000Recorded by Ada · 11:15 · by transfer Change asked · from
₦95,000to ₦85,000 Ada · 11:40 · customer bargained Waiting for you
The sales on this page are an example.
A notebook can't tell you who changed a figure.
Most fabric and curtain shops in Nigeria still run on a notebook. It works until a figure is scratched out and written again. A few thousand naira today, explained later. By the time you count the bales, it can be ₦200,000 or more — and nobody remembers which day it went.
Who changed the lace? When? Why? The notebook can't say. You hear about it at night on WhatsApp — if you hear at all. What a shop notebook should carry.
Follow the day as it happens.
Your attendants record each sale on their phones. You follow along on yours, from wherever you are.
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08:30, The shop opens.
Chidi records the opening float: ₦20,000. Your stock is already in WetinSell in yards, so you know what's left without unrolling a bale.
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10:42, Ada sells Ankara.
6 yards, ₦30,000, cash. She records it in a few taps — faster than writing it down. It shows on your phone straight away, with her name and the time.
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11:15, A customer chooses lace.
6 yards at ₦95,000, to be paid by transfer. Ada records the sale, and WetinSell holds the goods until you confirm the money has landed. A screenshot is not the money — how fake alerts work.
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11:40, The customer bargains.
Before paying, the customer bargains the lace down to ₦85,000. Ada asks to change the sale and gives her reason. Nothing changes until you approve it, and both figures stay on the sale. You approve from home, the ₦85,000 lands, and the lace goes out.
Lace · 6 yards₦85,000Recorded₦95,000· Ada · 11:15 Changed to ₦85,000 · asked by Ada · 11:40 · customer bargained Approved by you · 11:46 ₦85,000 landed · 11:52 -
12:03, The network goes off.
Chidi sells Adire, 4 yards, ₦32,000, cash. The sale saves on his phone and sends as soon as the network comes back.
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14:10, Fuel for the gen.
Chidi records ₦6,000 as an expense, so the closing count still adds up.
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15:30, Ada sells Brocade.
5 yards, ₦55,000, cash. You haven't been to the shop all day, and you've seen every sale.
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18:30, The closing count.
WetinSell works out what should be in the drawer. Chidi counts it. It matches — and if it didn't, you'd know tonight, not next month.
Closing count · 18:30Opening float₦20,000Cash sales (3)+ ₦117,000Expenses− ₦6,000Bank deposits− ₦0Should be in the drawer₦131,000Counted by Chidi₦131,000Drawer matchesTransfers go to the bank, not the drawer, so they're left out of the count.
Fair to you. Fair to your attendant.
WetinSell keeps three rules in your shop:
- 1Every sale carries a name and a time.
- 2No figure changes without you.
- 3Goods wait until the money lands.
Those rules protect an honest attendant as much as they protect you. When she says “I told Madam at the time”, the record shows exactly when she did. Before you suspect anybody, read this.
What it costs.
Recording on your own is free, for good. You pay when other people start recording for you, or when you run more than one shop.
You, on your own, in one shop.
- Every sale, every yard and every naira — no limit on what you record.
- One shop.
- You do the recording yourself.
No card. No time limit.
or ₦50,000 a year
Your attendants record. You watch from wherever you are.
- Staff, each with their own name on every sale they make.
- More than one shop — ₦2,000 a month for each shop after the first.
- Everything in Free.
Inviting your first staff member starts a 14-day free trial.
or ₦100,000 a year
You hold stock in a warehouse and sell from shops.
- A warehouse as well as your shops.
- Everything in Business.
Subscribe before we launch and your price stays.
Whatever you pay before WetinSell opens to everyone is what you keep paying, for as long as your subscription stays active. If it goes 30 days unpaid, the early price goes with it.
No refunds. You can cancel any time, and your access runs to the end of the period you have already paid for. Full terms are in our refund policy.
Be the first to know when it's ready.
WetinSell is being finished now. Send us your name, your shop's name and your market, and we'll tell you the day it's on Google Play. That's the only thing we'll write to you about.
Who's behind WetinSell
WetinSell is built and run by WetinSell Limited, a private company registered in Nigeria with the Corporate Affairs Commission. These are our registered details, and you can reach us on any of them.
- Registered name
- WETINSELL LIMITED
- RC number
- 9553795
- Registered office
- 16 Farouk Abdulazeez Street, Isolo, Lagos State, Nigeria