Yojo vs Stockkeeper – Which App for Your Business?
Part of our inventory management software comparison.
Stockkeeper and Yojo are sister apps built by the same team for different Indian businesses. Here’s when to use each.
At a glance
| Feature | Stockkeeper | Yojo |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | Retail shops (kirana, medical, wholesale) | Contractors & construction |
| Stock tracking | Yes – core focus | Limited |
| Customer dues (udhar) | Yes | No |
| Labour attendance | No | Yes – 2-tap daily marking |
| Wage calculation | No | Yes – auto from attendance |
| Muster roll | No | Yes – BOCW compliant |
| DPR reports | No | Yes |
| Material tracking | Yes | Yes – site-wise |
| GST billing | Yes | No (coming) |
| Offline | Yes | Yes – 100% |
| Platform | Android (coming) | Android (live) |
Use Stockkeeper if you run a
- Kirana store
- Medical shop
- Wholesale / distributor
- Hardware store (retail)
- Any shop that sells goods and tracks customer credit (udhar)
Stockkeeper helps you track stock in/out, manage dues, and create GST invoices. Simple, offline, no accounting complexity.
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Use Yojo if you run a
- Construction contracting business
- Site with 10+ labourers
- Business that needs muster rolls
- Project requiring DPR (daily progress reports)
- Multi-site construction operation
Yojo helps you mark labour attendance, calculate wages, generate muster rolls, track materials by site, and create DPR reports. Built for the 10 PM problem—no more register headaches.
Download Yojo – Free on Android
Both? Material dealers who also run sites
If you’re a cement dealer, brick supplier, or building materials dealer who both sells materials and runs construction sites, you might use:
- Stockkeeper – for material inventory, supplier dues, GST billing
- Yojo – for site labour, attendance, wages, muster rolls
Summary
- Stockkeeper = Shop inventory + udhar + GST billing
- Yojo = Site labour + attendance + wages + muster roll + DPR
Same team, different focus. Pick the one that fits your business—or use both if you need both.