SalevaShop stories
Saleva is made for the shops that keep neighbourhoods running. This page is for their own words. We do not write testimonials ourselves: everything here comes from a shopkeeper, and we say where it comes from.
Saleva in numbers
- 25+shops synced their sales in the last 30 days
- 900+bills synced in the last 30 days
- 5languages, Urdu and Hindi included
Counted from the shops that switch on sync; shops that use Saleva only offline are not counted. October 2026.
Shop stories
Everything organized in one place
“Saleva has made managing stock, purchases, daily sales and tracking business performance much easier. I especially appreciate having everything organized in one place.”
A traditional Moroccan clothing and footwear shopCasablanca, Morocco
What shopkeepers say on Google Play
Rated 4.1 out of 5 on Google Play (9 reviews, October 2026)
Five of the reviews, copied as their writers typed them.
- ★★★★★
love this app and i dont have business but i buy somethings to sale in my home and it fits perfectly to me and it can be used in huge super store
Zaid D., - ★★★★★
useful app for inventory management
Tayyab C., - ★★★★★
Tracking all your sales offline is a unique feature
Shahmeer A., - ★★★★★
This app is very nice and good, I like it.
Junaid Y., - ★★★★★
Thanks for this beautiful app!
Adrian I.,
Read all reviews on Google Play
Tell us your story
If Saleva helps you run your shop, we would like to hear how, and with your permission share it here. Email hclodhran1@gmail.com with:
- Your shop's name, its trade (kiryana, pharmacy, mobile shop and so on) and your city or town
- What you used before Saleva: a register, a khata, another app, or memory
- What changed: the part of the app you use every day and what it saves you
- What still annoys you, if anything; we read those first
- A photo of your shop or counter, if you are happy for it to be shown
- Whether we may use your name and photo, or only your first name and city
We will send you the text before anything goes on this page, and we remove a story whenever its owner asks. We never pay for or edit what a shopkeeper says to make it sound better.