At a glance
- What it is
- Bima Diary is a web app for insurance agents and POSPs in India to keep their own book: clients and families, policies, renewals, RTO documents, KYC, claims and commission.
- Who it is for
- Agents who sell life (including LIC), health, motor or general insurance, alone or all together.
- What it does each day
- Home shows who is due today. Reminders open in WhatsApp or SMS for the agent to read and send.
- Bringing a book in
- Excel or CSV import with column matching, policy PDFs read on the device, or a short form.
- Where it runs
- In the browser on phone and laptop, and it can be added to a phone's home screen. It works offline and catches up when back online.
- Price
- Free plan: 20 clients, free for 1 year. Paid plans: Go ₹99, Plus ₹199, Pro ₹499, each for 3 months at a time. No card to start and no automatic renewal.
- Language
- English.
- Seller
- Bima Diary is sold by TechInRent.
Why it exists
Agents already keep a book, often in Excel. Bima Diary takes that book the way it is and shows, each morning, who to call. Reviews of agent apps on Google Play ask for less typing, Excel sync, working without signal, and reminders that carry the agent's own name and number. That is a small sample read in November 2026, so take it as a hint, not a survey.
What it is not
- It is not an insurer, a broker or a web aggregator, and it does not sell insurance or issue policies.
- It does not compare insurers, rank plans or say which policy to buy. Every calculator says "Estimate only, not advice".
- It does not price a named life or health plan. Motor own damage is an approximate guide from the old tariff, and the insurer's quote decides.
- It is not made by, connected with or approved by LIC, any other insurer or IRDAI. It does not connect to insurer portals or to Vahan.
- It never messages a client by itself. The agent reads and sends every message.
How we handle facts
The guides and tools link their sources and say where a fact rests on one source. We do not publish user counts, ratings or testimonials that we cannot show. If you find a mistake in a guide, the date on it tells you when it was last checked.
Your data
Your book is stored on Cloudflare's servers, and in the app only you can see it after signing in. You can download everything or delete your account from Settings. The Privacy Policy says exactly what is kept.
Who sells it
Bima Diary is sold by TechInRent. See the Terms of Service.