House Help

HouseHelp — Attendance & Salary Manager for Household Staff Managing salaries for domestic help shouldn't mean mental math, notebooks, or WhatsApp arguments over "how many days did I work." HouseHelp turns daily attendance into an accurate, dispute-free salary — in seconds. WHO IT'S FOR Track and pay Maids, Cooks, Drivers, Babysitters, Milkmen, Gardeners, Newspaper vendors, Laundry helpers, Car cleaners, Security guards, and more — each with the right pay structure for how they actually work. KEY FEATURES • Auto-attendance: everyone is marked present by default — you only tap when someone's absent, on leave, or half-day. • Built for how India pays: daily-rate, monthly-flat, per-visit, quantity-based (milk, newspapers), piece-rate, and hourly formulas — pick what fits each helper. • Retroactive edits: correct any past day's attendance, and salary recalculates instantly. • Instant salary breakdown: base pay, absent-day deductions, advances, and net payable — all itemized, right on your phone. • Share and pay: send a formatted salary summary over WhatsApp, and pay via GPay or PhonePe — no cash, no arguments. • Multiple helpers: manage your entire household staff from one dashboard, with monthly totals and a clear view of who still needs marking today. • Export & backup: download attendance and salary records as CSV, back up to Google Drive. PRIVACY • No bank details are ever stored on your device or ours. • Sign in securely with your Google account. FREE TO USE HouseHelp is free — track and pay as many helpers as you need. Whether you employ one cook or run a full household staff, HouseHelp replaces the notebook, the mental math, and the "wait, how many days was that?" conversation with one clear number, every month. Dropped "RBI-compliant"/"DPDP compliant" badges from the copy — those are compliance claims that need to actually be backed (audits, policy docs); "no bank details stored" is the one you can state as fact today. Add the compliance claims back only if you've got something to point to if Google or a user asks.