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Step 1
Set the budget
Dates, vendors, family tasks and what you plan to spend start as one shared household plan, in your own currency.
Function expenses · gift money · vendor payments
A family tracking what the wedding is costing and what the guests gave back. A photographer, venue or planner tracking bookings, advances and balances still owed. One app for both — in India, and wherever the family has moved since. No spreadsheets, no group-chat chaos.
3-day free trial · No credit card · 9 currencies
Today
Aarav & Riya · Wedding
Gifts in
₹4.2L
Spent
₹2.8L
Still due
₹90k
Gifts received
Krishnan Mama
Cash · Mehendi
+₹51,000
Sundar Anna
UPI · Wedding
+₹21,000
Priya Akka
Gold · Reception
+8 pavan
More than a wedding app
Riti does not treat each event like a fresh spreadsheet. What you build around one celebration — the money, the people, the history — carries straight into the next one, for as long as your household keeps hosting.
The family
Budgets, vendor payments and the gifts you were given move with you from one celebration to the next — with the guest list and photos alongside them.
The business
Every booking of the season in one ledger — and the family who hired you for the wedding is already in it when they call about the housewarming.

The Riti flow
The page moves like the product works: one family moment becomes a clear budget, a settled ledger, a shareable hub, and a record you can still read years later.
We're there for every beautiful moment.

Plan
Vendor advance due
Memory
Export prepared
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Step 1
Dates, vendors, family tasks and what you plan to spend start as one shared household plan, in your own currency.
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Step 2
Each vendor deposit, instalment and final settlement logged as it goes — so the balance still owed, and the date it falls due, are never a guess.
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Step 3
The cash and gold guests bring — every shagun and moi cover — captured by voice or a tap, before the queue at the door moves on.
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Step 4
The public event page, RSVPs, gift notes, photos and share-ready updates — for everyone you invited.
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Step 5
Exports, reciprocity and vendor history stay ready for the next celebration: what this one really cost, and what each family gave.
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Step 6
When the photographer you booked runs on Riti Business, your deposit is their received payment and your balance is their due. One celebration, one set of numbers, two people who trust it.
Why households choose Riti

01 · Gift-money ledger
Every family keeps a notebook of who gave what, because the next wedding depends on it. Riti is that notebook. Each shagun or moi cover is logged as it lands — cash, cheque, transfer or gold — the arithmetic is already done, and the whole ledger exports the day after while relatives are still asking.

02 · Every event, sequenced
A wedding is never one day. Nichayathartham, mehndi, sangeet, muhurtham, reception — each function gets its own budget, ledger and checklist, nested under the one wedding. The household sees what every function cost and what the whole thing came to.

03 · Public event hub
ritiapp.com/family/yourname — a public page holding the date, the venue, the dress code, RSVPs, a gift note and a photo gallery that keeps growing. Share it once in the family group; relatives still find the URL years later.

04 · Vendors, budget & balances
Track every vendor, every deposit, every instalment and every final payment, against the budget you set. What is still owed, and the date it falls due, is a number on the screen rather than a thing you hope someone remembers. A clean ledger you can hand to whoever asks where the money went.
Why households choose Riti
For event businesses across India
Bookings, deposits, balances, quotes, invoices and business expenses in one place — with a nudge before a payment goes late. Works from your first day, on the bookings you already have, in your own currency.
How Riti works for businesses
Every booking, every deposit, every business expense and every balance still owed — in one place, on your phone. Riti keeps the count and tells you the day something is due.
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Client, event, date, venue, and what they agreed to pay, in whichever currency you invoice in. Bookings you won off Riti count exactly the same — this works from day one, with nothing waiting on us to send you business.
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Record each deposit as it lands, and log what the job cost you to deliver. Every balance, instalment, due date and margin is worked out from there, so the number you're looking at is always the real one.
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Riti nudges you the morning a payment is due — the amount, the client, and a WhatsApp message written and ready. You stay the one who presses send.
Still owed to you
₹ 1,42,500
across 3 bookings · November
Priya & Arun
Reception · 12 Nov
₹ 45,000
Due tomorrow
Meenakshi Kalyana Mandapam
Muhurtham · 24 Nov
₹ 60,000
Due in 6 days
Divya & Karthik
Mehendi · 3 Dec
₹ 37,500
Advance received
Riti · this morning
₹ 45,000 from Priya & Arun is due tomorrow.
Message ready to send
What's in the business toolkit
Photographers, decorators, caterers, florists, venues and banquet halls, planners, DJs, makeup and mehendi artists — across India, and especially the ones still running the whole operation out of a diary and a chat scroll.
Bookings
List and calendar views of every booking — client, venue, date, status. Search by name or phone. Bookings you won outside Riti sit right alongside the rest.
Payments
Split a booking into the instalments you actually agreed to. Record each payment as it lands and the balance keeps itself. Attach the screenshot as proof.
Reminders
Riti tells you the morning a payment comes due, with a WhatsApp message drafted for the client. It reaches you, not them — you decide what goes out.
Quotes
Build an itemised quote from your service list and send a link over WhatsApp. The client opens it on their phone and accepts — no PDF attachment nobody opens.
Invoices
Raise a proper invoice straight from a booking, and a receipt for every payment taken — tax fields included where your market needs them. Export a statement as CSV or PDF for your accountant, by month or financial year.
Your team
Add your crew and assign them to events. Staff see the work they're on — never a client's phone number, never what anyone paid. You keep the books to yourself.
Riti never touches your money and never messages your clients on its own. You record what you choose to record.
Pricing
Families pay once and own every function for years or for life. Partners subscribe monthly to Promote — or apply for one of a limited number of Featured seats, awarded by our team. No hidden fees, no per-guest pricing.
Seven-day refund window on Riti Pass · Partner plans cancel any time · Refund & cancellation policy
Pay once · use across every function
Riti Pass
One full wedding year for the household, with renewal available if planning runs longer.
Riti Lifetime Pass
Pay once. Every event the household ever throws — for as long as Riti exists.
or pay in EMI — ₹3,000 on eligible credit cards
Tip · voucher code
Can be freeBooked a vendor who runs on Riti? Ask for their voucher code — paste at checkout and your Riti Lifetime Pass is free. Community codes can unlock up to 60% off.
Straight answers
Riti is an expense tracker for Indian functions. The guest page and the RSVPs are real, and they matter — but the ledger is the product, and it goes wherever your family does.
The notebook, replaced
Almost every Indian family keeps a notebook of who gave what, because the next wedding in the family depends on it. Riti is that notebook, with the arithmetic already done and nothing lost between functions.
Riti uses whichever word your family does.
An expense, budget and gift-money tracker for Indian weddings and family functions. It holds what you spend, what you still owe and the shagun and moi guests give back — for families in India and across the US, the UK, the Gulf, Canada, Australia, Singapore and Malaysia.
No. Indian families use Riti wherever they live, and the ledger formats in 9 currencies, so a wedding in New Jersey reads in dollars. What it is built around is the Indian function itself — muhurtham dates from a real panchangam, the shagun and moi ledger, and separate books for each side.
No. The same ledger runs engagements, seemantham and valaikappu, griha pravesh, upanayanam, cradle ceremonies, first birthdays, anniversaries and retirement parties. Every function a household hosts stays in one place, year after year.
Vendor quotes and contracts, advances and instalments, balances still owed with their due dates, and category budgets against actual spend. On the way in, the cash and gold guests give — so the true net cost of the function is a number you can see.
Yes, and it is the part generic budget apps get wrong. Each function is its own event with its own budget, and each side keeps its own book — so two families can share a wedding without sharing a wallet.
Yes. Up to six family members share one household — the same events, the same budget, the same ledger. Nobody re-types numbers out of a group chat.
INR, USD, GBP, EUR, AED, CAD, AUD, SGD, MYR. A household picks one and any single event can override it. Amounts are never converted between currencies, so a gift recorded abroad is never mixed into a total recorded at home.
Voice entry works in English, Tamil, Hindi, Malayalam, Telugu, Kannada. It is the fastest way to clear a stack of shagun covers after a function. The rest of the app is in English.
No to both. Riti records what you tell it — it never holds, moves or takes a cut. And reminders come to you with a message already drafted; you decide what actually gets sent.
Still deciding? Ask us anything.