Features
What your chama gets, and how to start.
- All 47 counties
- Your own paybill
- We never hold money
- Records kept apart
See it work
- Total saved, first thing
- Pay, borrow or repay in one tap
- What's due next, in one line
Kevin, NairobiMama mboga, boda riders and office welfare groups
Invented names. Real records are never shown in public.
What you get
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Receipts, checked
The Treasurer confirms each one before it counts.
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Work, in order
What's waiting, numbered, and a report every 1st.
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Records, brought in
Drop in your spreadsheet. Officials confirm the names.
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Your own rules
Contributions, fines and loans, set your way.
Three steps
- Tell usYour chama's name and county.
- Bring your recordsYour spreadsheet and constitution.
- Members log inEach gets a link by email.
Whoever saves together
- Mama mboga
- Boda boda riders
- Matatu crews
- Jua kali artisans
- Market traders
- Fish traders
- Tea pickers
- Coffee farmers
- Dairy farmers
- Cane farmers
- Camel milk sellers
- Beadwork groups
- Basket weavers
- Dhow crews
- Teachers
- Nurses
- Office welfare
- Church groups
- Women's groups
- Youth groups
- Old school friends
- Family harambee
All 47 counties
- Baringo
- Bomet
- Bungoma
- Busia
- Elgeyo-Marakwet
- Embu
- Garissa
- Homa Bay
- Isiolo
- Kajiado
- Kakamega
- Kericho
- Kiambu
- Kilifi
- Kirinyaga
- Kisii
- Kisumu
- Kitui
- Kwale
- Laikipia
- Lamu
- Machakos
- Makueni
- Mandera
- Marsabit
- Meru
- Migori
- Mombasa
- Murang'a
- Nairobi
- Nakuru
- Nandi
- Narok
- Nyamira
- Nyandarua
- Nyeri
- Samburu
- Siaya
- Taita-Taveta
- Tana River
- Tharaka-Nithi
- Trans Nzoia
- Turkana
- Uasin Gishu
- Vihiga
- Wajir
- West Pokot



