Why most sari-sari stores fail (and how to fix it)
I grew up watching my lola run a sari-sari store. She kept everything in a notebook — sales, utang, inventory. It worked when she had 20 regular customers.
But here's the problem: the average sari-sari store owner loses ₱2,000-5,000/month from uncollected utang alone. Add in expired stock they didn't track, and that's profit walking out the door.
The fix isn't complicated. You just need to see your numbers clearly.
That's why I built Ojha POS — a dead-simple system that lets you:
Log every sale in seconds
Track who owes you and for how long
See which products actually make you money
Get daily summaries without doing any math
No fancy hardware needed. Just your phone.
If you're running a tindahan and still using a notebook, this is your upgrade. ₱199/month — less than the utang you'll recover in your first week.
