Duggy
iOS app by e10 Infotech. Utilities · e10 Infotech
- Store rating
- 0 / 5
- Store rating count
- 0
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 3.0.2
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-18
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Store description excerpt
Duggy is contribution-based accounting for cricket clubs. Stop chasing payments in spreadsheets and group chats — track every member's balance, split match expenses fairly, run tournaments, sell club gear, and always know who owes what. Built mobile-first and dead simple: one tap, one action, in and out at the ground. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Members & invites — add players by name and mobile; share a join link or WhatsApp invite and they claim their spot when they sign in. • Contribution balances — every member has a running balance of top-ups and charges. Advances carry forward and nothing is silently edited. • Split expenses fairly — record a match or any expense, pick who played, and split the cost equally, with sponsors and invited players handled cleanly. • Tournaments — group games, mark who played each one, collect the kitty as you go, then divide the total fee by appearances when you close it. • Club store & orders — list cricket gear with photos; members request, you fulfil, and the cost lands on their balance automatically. • Statements — a clear per-member statement of every credit and debit, with club-wide totals at a glance. • UPI top-ups — members pay the club's UPI id from their favourite app; the owner records it in seconds. • Bulk import — migrate an existing club in minutes from a CSV of members and balances. Perfect for: Local cricket clubs, corporate teams, and community tournaments — anyone who wants cricket management to be simple and stress-free.
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