For chemists & medical stores

Billing software for your medical store, made in minutes

Tell Solaris how your chemist shop works — medicines, batches, expiry dates, GST — and get your own billing app with a live link. Nothing to install, no yearly licence, no developer.

  • Free monthly AI credits
  • No card needed
  • Hindi & Hinglish welcome

Also called: pharmacy billing software · chemist shop billing app · medical shop ka billing software · dawai dukaan stock app

Just say it

Type it like this — in English or Hinglish

One description is enough to get a working first version. Change anything afterwards by chatting.

In English
“Make a billing app for my medical store. Medicines have name, company, batch number, expiry date, MRP, purchase rate and GST rate. Billing should reduce stock and print a GST bill. Show medicines expiring in the next 60 days and items below minimum stock on the home screen.”
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In Hinglish
“Mere medical store ke liye billing app banao. Har dawai ka batch aur expiry date ho, bill banate hi stock kam ho jaye, aur 60 din mein expire hone wali dawaiyan home screen pe dikhe.”
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Why it helps

Made for the way you actually work

Never sell an expired strip

See medicines expiring in the next 30, 60 or 90 days on the home screen, batch by batch, so you can return them to the distributor in time.

GST bills in seconds

Search a medicine, enter the quantity and get a clean bill with HSN code, GST rate, CGST/SGST split and the total in rupees — ready to print.

Stock that updates itself

Every bill reduces stock and every purchase entry adds it back. Set a minimum level per medicine and see what to reorder.

Made the way your shop works

Doctor's name on the bill, a register for scheduled drugs, discounts for regular customers — ask for it and Solaris adds it.

What's inside

What your app can include

These are the screens and details owners usually ask for. Keep what you need, drop what you don't, and add your own — Solaris builds exactly what you describe.

Prefer a ready start? Try the Shop inventory & billing template.

  • Medicine list with company, composition, MRP, purchase rate and GST rate
  • Batch number and expiry date for every stock entry
  • Billing screen with a printable GST invoice
  • Expiring-soon and low-stock lists on the dashboard
  • Customer and doctor details on bills
  • Daily sales total and a monthly sales chart
  • Purchase entries from distributors
  • CSV export for your accountant
How it works

From idea to live app in three steps

  1. 1

    Describe your app

    Write what you need like you'd explain it to a person — in English or Hinglish. Or start from a ready idea.

  2. 2

    Watch it build

    Solaris designs the screens, sets up your data and shows a live preview in a couple of minutes.

  3. 3

    Change it by chatting

    “Add a GST column”, “make it blue”, “warn me when stock is low” — just ask. Every change can be undone.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Can this replace my current pharmacy software?

For many small chemists, yes — you get billing, stock and expiry tracking that works the way you describe it. Start with one counter, check that the app covers your daily work, then switch fully.

Can the bills and screens be in Hindi?

Yes. Ask for Hindi or Hinglish and the app's buttons, labels and messages follow. Amounts use the Indian format (₹1,25,000) by default.

Is my stock and sales data private?

Business apps are published as private by default, so only you can open them after signing in. You can switch to a PIN for your staff. Data is stored on servers in India and kept separate for each app.

Does it work on a phone as well as the counter computer?

Yes. Apps are built mobile-first, so you can bill from the counter PC and check expiries on your phone from the stock room.

What does it cost to make?

You can build and publish on the free plan, which includes AI credits every month — no card needed. A Pro plan with more credits and more live apps is coming soon.

More questions? Read the help centre.

Ready when you are. It takes one sentence.

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