The arithmetic nobody wants to do by hand
Dividing land between partners or heirs means converting between units that do not divide evenly, applying shares that are rarely equal, and producing something everyone will accept. Doing it on paper is how disputes start. Bhumi Bonton does the calculation, shows the working, and prints the result.
🗺️ Land records
- Plots entered with their own details, listed and editable
- Per-plot statistics kept alongside the record
- A guided wizard for setting up a distribution from scratch
- An entry form for adding to an existing case
👥 Partners and shares
Partners recorded with their share, each with a detail screen showing exactly what they receive and how it was arrived at. The share is a stored value, so the same case reopened later gives the same answer.
📐 Unit conversion
A dedicated converter and a units screen handle the local measures land is actually recorded in — the conversions are built into the app rather than left to the user with a calculator, which is where mistakes come from.
🧮 The calculation
Dedicated Calc and CalcSheet classes do the working, with a number formatter for the awkward fractional results. The calculation is separated from the screens, so what it produces can be checked rather than trusted.
📊 Reports
A report fragment and a reports engine turn a completed distribution into something printable and shareable — the document the parties actually need at the end.
💾 Offline and backed up
- Local SQLite database through a DbHelper — no server, no account, no connection
- A Backup class so records can be saved and moved to another device
- Settings and system screens for configuration
📱 Interface
Dashboard, lands, partners, reports and settings as fragments under one activity, with bottom-sheet dialogs and a flow layout for share entry — built for a phone used in the field, not a desk.
⚙️ Technical
- Language: Kotlin
- Storage: SQLite via a hand-written helper — light, fast, no ORM overhead
- Offline: completely; the app never needs a network
Who it is for
Land offices, surveyors, legal advisers handling inheritance, and families dividing property — anywhere land is measured in local units and split between several claimants.
What you get
The complete Android Studio project in full source, with the database schema and the unit-conversion tables.
Digital product — delivered to your account and by email as soon as payment completes. No dispatch, no shipping charge, and nothing to send back: returns follow the seller’s licence terms.
Refunds are issued to the original payment method within 5–10 business days of the return being received by the seller.
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