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Savipy
About Savipy

Groups have always saved together. The record is the hard part.

People have been pooling money and lending to one another for as long as there have been neighbours. Savipy gives that old habit one clear, shared record that every member can read.

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Why we built Savipy

Saving was never the difficult part

Most groups manage to put money aside. What wears them down is the bookkeeping. The notebook goes missing. Two members remember a payment differently. Whoever keeps the records ends up as the only person who really knows where things stand, and everyone else has to trust them.

That works until it doesn't. A treasurer is away, a page is torn, or a loan gets forgotten, and a friendly arrangement turns into an awkward argument.

We built Savipy so that the record belongs to the group, not to one person. Everything is written down once, reviewed before it counts, and visible to the people it affects.

What we believe

A few things we hold to

These shape what we build and what we leave out.

Trust is the product

A ledger is only useful if every member believes it. So entries wait for approval, changes leave a trail, and nobody has to take one person's word for the numbers.

Clear beats clever

Groups don't need dashboards for their own sake. They need to see what was paid, what was lent and what's owed, in words and figures anyone at the meeting can follow.

Built for how groups actually meet

Someone records, the group reviews, the books are agreed. We followed that habit instead of inventing a new one, and made it work from a phone as well as a laptop.

Your data is yours

Each organisation's records are kept apart from every other. We never ask for a bank or mobile-money PIN, and you can ask us to delete your account.

Who it's for

Any group that pools money and wants to keep it straight

If people contribute to a shared pot and someone has to keep track, this is for you.

Savings groups

Regular contributions, a shared pot, and a clear running balance for each member.

Investment clubs

Pooled money, goals the group is working toward, and a record of who put in what.

SACCOs

Member savings, loans against them, repayments and the statements members ask for.

Associations

Dues, funds and shared expenses, with roles that decide who records and who approves.

The company

Savipy is built and run by Astroteck Bridge Ltd. If you have a question, a suggestion or a problem, write to us at hello@savipy.com.

Start keeping a cleaner record today

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