KuberaX is officially copyright registered.
My dad has spent 25 years selling Tally. I spent the last 2 years trying to put it in his phone.
Every business owner in Nepal knows this call:
"Ram Traders ko kati payment baaki xa?"
"Sir, office pugera check garnu parxa."
And then you wait. A whole day, for one answer.
I grew up watching that call happen. So one day, I opened a blank screen and started building KuberaX: your Tally, on your phone, live, wherever you are.
730 days later
730 days later it was done. 891 pages of code. 32 screens. More late nights than I'd like to admit, and more cups of chiya than I can count.
My first tester was my dad, who broke things the way only a man with 25 years of accounting can. He sent me a QA report. With numbered items. I fixed all of them. (Okay, most of them. Dad, I'm working on the rest.)
The call from Kathmandu
On 31 August I filed for copyright.
Then the Copyright Registrar's Office called and said, "Please come to Kathmandu. We'd like to discuss your application."
I'm not going to pretend my heart rate was normal on that flight.
They asked hard questions. They asked for four changes. I made them and re-applied on 26 September.
And today, 1 October 2026, this arrived:
KuberaX is officially copyright registered with the Government of Nepal.
- Certificate
- No. CS-0073, Certificate of Registration of Work
- Issued by
- Nepal Copyright Registrar's Office, Government of Nepal
- Work
- KuberaX (Version 1.0.0)
- Registered to
- Wenex E.R.P. Solution Pvt. Ltd., Biratnagar
- Issued on
- 1 October 2026 (B.S. 2083-06-15)
To anyone building from a small city
To anyone building something in a small city with big doubts: it can be done from here. Biratnagar is a great place to start!
KuberaX goes live 8 October. I'll show you your own books on your own phone in under a minute.
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