saralby CapEasy

Cap table software for Indian companies

A spreadsheet is a snapshot someone last edited. Saral is a ledger of events — allotments, transfers, conversions, splits — and every view is computed by replaying those events. Nothing can be silently edited; mistakes are corrected in the open, with a reversing entry.

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On the demo company — Bharat Widgets

The demo company’s cap table — current, fully diluted, or as of any date you pick.

Import from Excel

Bring the sheet your CS maintains. Saral parses holders, classes, prices and allotment dates, validates in a dry run, and writes only after you approve.

Indian instruments as structured data

Equity, CCPS (with liquidation preference, participation and anti-dilution terms), CCDs, iSAFEs and partly-paid shares — modelled as data the engine computes with, not free-text notes.

Distinctive numbers

Certificates carry numbered share ranges. Saral assigns them, splits them FIFO on transfer, retires them on buyback, renumbers on splits — and audits continuity.

Point-in-time truth

The cap table as of your last AGM, your last filing, or any diligence date — replayed, not reconstructed from memory.

On the same ledger

Append-only

Every allotment, transfer or grant is an event. Nothing is edited or deleted — a mistake gets a reversing entry.

Exact decimal math

Share counts and ₹ amounts run on Postgres NUMERIC and decimal.js — never a JS float, so nothing rounds wrong.

Row-level isolation

Every table carrying tenant data is scoped by company_id at the database layer, not just hidden in the UI.

Point-in-time replay

Any cap table or register can be recomputed as of any past date by replaying the event log to that point.

See cap table on the demo company

Bharat Widgets — the same ledger the diagrams above describe, live.