Function expenses · gift money · vendor payments
One ledger for the family hosting the function and the business running it — what goes out, what comes back in, and what is still owed.
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
What you build around one celebration — the money, the people, the history — carries straight into the next one.
The family
Budgets, payments and the gifts you were given move with you to the next function.
The business
A whole season in one ledger — last year's family already in it when they call again.
Why households choose Riti
01 · Gift-money ledger
The notebook every family keeps of who gave what, with the arithmetic already done — and the whole ledger ready to export the morning after.
02 · Every event, sequenced
Nichayathartham, mehndi, sangeet, muhurtham, reception — each with its own budget and ledger, all under the one wedding.
03 · Public event hub
ritiapp.com/family/yourname — the date, the venue, the dress code, RSVPs and a gallery that keeps growing. Share it once in the family group.
04 · Vendors, budget & balances
Every deposit, instalment and final payment against the budget you set — so what is still owed, and when, is a number on the screen.
Why households choose Riti
01 · Gift-money ledger
The notebook every family keeps of who gave what, with the arithmetic already done — and the whole ledger ready to export the morning after.
02 · Every event, sequenced
Nichayathartham, mehndi, sangeet, muhurtham, reception — each with its own budget and ledger, all under the one wedding.
03 · Public event hub
ritiapp.com/family/yourname — the date, the venue, the dress code, RSVPs and a gallery that keeps growing. Share it once in the family group.
04 · Vendors, budget & balances
Every deposit, instalment and final payment against the budget you set — so what is still owed, and when, is a number on the screen.
Pricing
Families pay once — for the year, or for life. Businesses subscribe monthly or yearly.
Seven-day refund window on Riti Pass · Partner plans cancel any time · Refund & cancellation policy
Pay once · use across every function
Riti Pass
A full wedding year for the household, renewable 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 hall, photographer or decorator who runs on Riti? Ask them for a voucher code — paste it at checkout and your Riti Lifetime Pass is free. Founder and community codes unlock up to 60% off.
Straight answers
An expense tracker for Indian functions — 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.
