Run your pasabuy like a real business.
Not a messy group chat.

Because a notebook can't tell you if you actually made money. KUAN logs every order against the customer who placed it, tracks what you paid abroad, and at the end of a haul shows you your real profit after shipping — in your own currency. Most pasabuy sellers are busier than they are profitable, and never find out until they see the numbers. The app does the math you don't have time to do.

All of them. Pasabuy (Philippines), daigou (China), jastip / jasa titip (Indonesia), and personal shopping or buying-agent work anywhere else are the same workflow under different names: a customer asks, you source abroad, you bring it home. KUAN supports 53 currencies and works the same way regardless of which countries you're buying and selling between.

No. KUAN is a private record-keeping tool — the modern version of the notebook you'd otherwise keep. Your orders, costs, and sales are yours. KUAN does not report to any third party. We only store what you need to run your own books, and you can export or delete everything at any time.

Yes — this is exactly what KUAN was built for. Record each purchase in the currency you actually paid, and your selling prices in your home currency. KUAN keeps both and calculates your true cost and real margin per item across every currency, so you can finally see whether that Korea haul beat your Japan haul once everything's converted.

Every item can be logged against the customer who requested it, with the quantity and any notes (size, color, variant). When the cargo arrives you see at a glance which orders it fills, who's already paid, and who still owes you. No more scrolling three weeks back through chat to reconstruct an order.

Yes. Your data lives in the cloud, so you can log purchases while you're abroad and your family can confirm arrivals and hand over orders at home — all in sync, on separate phones. You both see the same orders, the same stock, and the same monthly numbers.

When you buy a batch of items to bring home, you scan them into a 'cargo'. They appear in your inventory at zero stock until the box arrives, so you always know what's in transit, what it cost, and which customer orders it covers. When it lands, one tap moves everything into your active stock. Afterwards, the per-cargo profit in the report tells you whether that trip or supplier was worth repeating.

No — your phone camera scans barcodes, and sales summaries can be shared digitally. If you want to print physical sales summaries or labels, KUAN works with optional Bluetooth printers, but nothing is required to get started.

The free 30-day trial gives you full access, so you can run a haul end-to-end before deciding. If your trips are occasional, you may only want a paid plan in your active months. Either way, your history stays saved for a year, so picking it back up later means nothing to re-enter.

Yes. The business report is a complete Excel file — every order, every item, every haul, profit summary and currency breakdown included. Hand it to an accountant or a partner, or just keep it as your own backup. Your data is always yours to take.

There's a 30-day free trial with no credit card. After that, pricing is regional and shown in your local currency — see the Pricing section above for the exact price in your country. Longer plans save roughly 40% versus paying monthly.