“I have no idea where my money disappears to!”
AnyarJust say what you spent; Anyar records it on the spot and puts a clear chart in front of you.
Your friendly money assistant, by voice
Tell Anyar about your spending, income, loans, cheques and instalments the way you’d tell a friend, by voice or by typing, in Persian. It understands, files each entry and asks for your OK before saving anything. The first month is free.
Good to know: the Anyar app, its voice input and its reports are in Persian (Farsi) only, and amounts are in Iranian toman. This page explains it in English.



What many people say
It was never your fault; traditional software is simply too complicated. Anyar makes bookkeeping as simple as a single sentence again.
“I have no idea where my money disappears to!”
AnyarJust say what you spent; Anyar records it on the spot and puts a clear chart in front of you.
“I can’t stand forms, confusing menus and Excel.”
AnyarNo forms or tables needed; send a short voice note or type a sentence and Anyar sorts out the rest.
“My instalments, cheque dates and debts are scattered everywhere.”
AnyarEverything lives in one place; Anyar is your money memory and reminds you right on time.
“At the end of the month I suddenly find my account empty.”
AnyarNo more end-of-month surprises; you see your income and spending as it happens.
Three steps, a few seconds
From speaking to saved takes just a few seconds
Like telling a friend, that’s all
It picks out the amount, the category and who it’s with
Nothing is saved without your OK
DemoTap a sentence to see how Anyar understands it and waits for your OK. The app listens in Persian, so each sample comes with a translation.
Right away, in the app
یه جمله از بالا انتخاب کن…
Heard: ۳۵۰ تومن بنزین زدم از کارت سامان
“Put 350 thousand toman of petrol on my Saman card”
Accounts and cards
Bank cards, accounts, wallets or cash; each balance is worked out from your real entries and transfers, not guesswork.
257,300,000toman

Every section has its own colour
Loans and debts · Cheques
Each person has their own account: who owes you, whom you owe and since when. Turn on “live statement” and the other person sees the same balance in their own Anyar; a reminder is one tap away.
Shop · Business
Record products and sales, send clean PDF invoices and statements over WhatsApp, and tell the voice calculator “2,200 and 5,600” to see the total.
Income and spending · Budget
Say “50 thousand on petrol” or “I gave Maryam 2 million”; Anyar works out whether it’s an expense, income or a debt payment, and keeps each person’s account accurate.
Due dates · All sections
Anyar remembers when cheques, instalments and loans are due, and warns you before you go over a category’s spending limit.
Anywhere, any time
An Android app, plus a web app for iPhone and computers; dark or light theme, whichever is easier on your eyes.


Bookkeeping shouldn’t be work; it should be as easy as breathing. Live your life, spend your money, run your shop and just say it — Anyar hears, understands and keeps everything in order
Plans
Try it free for the first month and subscribe when your work grows. Prices are in Iranian toman.
Free
Personal
Business
Download
Android from Cafe Bazaar, Myket (Iranian app stores) or a direct download; iPhone and computers through the web app
On iPhone: open the web app in Safari, tap Share and then “Add to Home Screen” so it sits on your home screen like an app.

Frequently asked questions
From language and voice entry to the credit ledger and invoicing on your phone; the short answers are here
Not yet. This page is in English, but the Anyar app, its voice and typed input and its reports are in Persian (Farsi) only, and amounts are in Iranian toman. Voice entries need to be spoken in Persian.
Both. Anyar is a simple bookkeeping app on your phone, for a shop’s accounts as well as personal income and spending: sales and invoices, a credit ledger, stock, cheques and instalments, accounts and cards are all in one place, and you can record each one by saying or typing a sentence.
Speak or type normally in Persian, for example “I put 350 thousand toman of petrol on my Saman card”. Anyar works out the amount, category, account and the other party and shows you a preview; nothing is saved until you confirm. Voice entry needs an internet connection.
Yes. It keeps daily spending and income, bank accounts and cards, money lent to or borrowed from friends, instalments and loans and a spending limit per category, and gives you a monthly report.
Every customer and supplier has a separate account in Anyar: credit sales, money paid and received, and each person’s balance is always clear. You can set a credit limit per customer and send debt reminders; with “live statement” the other person sees the same balance in their own Anyar.
Yes. Sales and purchase invoices get your shop’s own numbering, VAT is worked out per product, and payment can mix cash, card, cheque and credit. Turn an invoice into a PDF and send it over WhatsApp, or print an 80 mm receipt. In the Android app invoices can be recorded offline and sync later.
Yes. Products are recorded with price and stock, and each sale or purchase updates the stock by itself; decimal quantities like 1.5 kg are fine. You can export products and invoices to Excel and see each day’s sales summary.
Yes. Cheques received and issued are recorded with their due dates, several cheques can be entered at once, and a cheque can be handed over to the bank. Cheque, instalment and loan due dates are reminded on time.
Yes, as a web app. Open Anyar in the browser on an iPhone or computer and sign in with your mobile number; in Safari, “Add to Home Screen” puts it on your home screen like an app. Android has its own app, downloadable from this site, and everywhere you see the same account and data.
The first month is free and needs no bank card. After that the personal plan is 250,000 toman a month and the business plan for shops is 550,000 toman a month; details of each plan are in the Plans section of this page.
The first month is free; no bank card, just sign in with your mobile number
Support
Saturday to Thursday, 9 am to 9 pm, Iran time