Pokut
Somebody turns up late, the group records it, and everybody can see where they stand.
Pokut means fine.
You owe
240 KčOwes most
Three things, a few times a month, in the minutes after an event.
A fine, a payment, an expense, an advance. A fine is priced from the group's own fine schedule, so recording one is picking a person and picking an offence.
Your own figure, what the group holds, who owes most and who has paid in most. The group decides who sees whose.
An entry is voided or amended, never quietly deleted. The books stay complete and the correction stays visible.
A group takes people in and gives each of them one of three roles.
Sets the prices, the people and who sees whose debt.
Records fines and payments and sees every balance. Removes nobody.
Reads, and records nothing. Always sees their own figure.
Pokut never moves money. A payment is a record that cash changed hands somewhere else — there is no card, no wallet and no settlement. Pokut can show the group's bank details and a code to scan; the transfer itself happens in your banking app.
Nobody's face is stored or uploaded. A member's row carries an eight-character seed, and the drawing is computed from it on the device — the same seed returns the same person, on every phone, offline, on first launch. There is no photograph to upload and none to leak. The privacy policy says what Pokut does keep.
Pokut is on iPhone, free, in English, Czech and Slovak. You sign in with an emailed code, or with Google or Apple — most people see the sign-in screen once and then not again for a month.