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He narrows the shelf the way a customer asks for it.
Every catalogue you have ever printed — cover, rate, fabric, colour chart — on the phone of every man on your floor and every buyer on the road.

Sixty books sit in three WhatsApp groups. Your salesman scrolls, guesses, and sends twenty. Half of them are wrong.
The app, screen by screen, right here. Follow the yellow ring: forty-one books become five, and five go out on WhatsApp with the rate in the file name.
Pictures of the real app, tap by tap. Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for.
Twelve things it does, on the phone they already carry.
He narrows the shelf the way a customer asks for it.
Every colour in the book, read off its own pages.
The print file comes down 22 to 36 times in size.
₹875 (4 pcs) rides in the name, before he opens it.
A sticker on the printed book opens it on any phone.
The whole app turns to Hindi in one tap.
Your maker drops the print PDFs in. You approve.
Each buyer gets his own shelf, always current.
The shelf opens with no signal, on any network.
The books he sends every day, kept together.
Your name, your books, your rates. Not a marketplace.
Keywords read off the pages, so a search finds it.
Fabrary Book began at the counter of Navdurgaa Saree in Surat, because the file they forwarded never opened on the retailer's phone. It was built on the catalogues they actually print, for the salesmen who actually carry them, and it runs there today.
It is the second product in the Fabrary family. Digiflexx builds and runs it for other wholesalers now, each with their own wall, their own buyers and their own name on it.
Send us three of your catalogues on WhatsApp. We put them on your own shelf, with your rates in the file names, and send you the link to try.