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Track who paid, who is owing, and every naira that entered or left the purse. Built for Nigerian associations.
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Financial app for your clubs, associations, etc. Keep your association money simple and clear
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Tagline: Keep your association money simple and clear
Financial Secretaries of churches, clubs, associations, town unions.
People who aren’t super techy but need to track dues, contributions, and expenses without Excel wahala.
• Theme: Apple-like + Material UI. Clean, lots of white/cream space
• Colors: Wine #722F37 as primary, Muted Blue #4A6FA5 as accent, Soft Cream #FDFBF7 background, Green #2E7D32 for "good/paid"
• Goal: Not too colorful. Big buttons. Clear labels. Guides everywhere so no one gets lost.
First thing you see. At a glance.Read the full README ↗:
1. Product Name
Tagline: Keep your association money simple and clear
2. Who it’s for
Financial Secretaries of churches, clubs, associations, town unions.
People who aren’t super techy but need to track dues, contributions, and expenses without Excel wahala.
3. Design Vibe
Theme: Apple-like + Material UI. Clean, lots of white/cream space
Colors: Wine #722F37 as primary, Muted Blue #4A6FA5 as accent, Soft Cream #FDFBF7 background, Green #2E7D32 for "good/paid"
Goal: Not too colorful. Big buttons. Clear labels. Guides everywhere so no one gets lost.
4. Core Structure - Sidebar Navigation
Collapsible left sidebar:
Dashboard
Members
Dues
Contributions
Ledger
Settings & Admin
5. Key Features Breakdown
A. DASHBOARD
First thing you see. At a glance.
Balance in Hand: Total money in organization purse
Total Being Owed: Sum of all unpaid dues
Active Contributions: "Mom's burial - 45/60 people paid"
Dues Health: Pie chart - Paid vs Not Paid this month
Recent Activity: "Chinedu paid Jan + Feb dues", "New expense added"
B. MEMBERS
Add Member: Name, Phone, Branch/Chapter. Starts with 1 default group
Branches/Chapters: Can add more later. Ex: "Umuahia Branch", "Aba Branch"
Member Profile: Click a member to see all their payments, what they owe, history
C. DUES
Set and track regular payments.
Ex: "Monthly Dues - ₦1000", "Development Levy - ₦5000 yearly", "Daily Contribution - ₦200"
Frequency: Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Yearly, Custom
Track Payments: Click any due → See 2 lists: Paid and Not Paid + Overdue
Edit: Mark half payment, full year payment, add notes
D. CONTRIBUTIONS
For one-off things that "come up".
Ex: "For Sister Ada’s Mom Burial - ₦2000 per person - Due March 30 - Select 60 people"
Track: Tap contribution → See who paid, who didn’t, how much collected vs target
Auto reminders for due date
E. LEDGER
This is where you track money that entered and left the org purse.
Income: From dues, contributions, donations
Expense: "Bought chairs for ₦50,000", "Hall rent for event ₦20,000"
Balance: Auto calculate Income - Expense
Reports: See by month, by year. See who is owing overall
Money paid for dues and contribution should show up here and labeled appropriately
With sort by custom date and time (by default 7 days, 2 weeks, 1 month
F. SETTINGS & ADMIN
Create Login Accounts: President, Treasurer, etc. Role-based access
Roles: Admin can edit everything. Viewer can only see
Organization Info: Name, Logo
6. User Flow Example
FinSec logs in → Sees Dashboard: "₦120,000 in hand. ₦45,000 being owed"
Clicks Dues → Clicks "March Monthly Dues" → Sees 40 paid, 10 not paid
Clicks Contributions → Creates "New Projector" → Selects 50 members
End of month → Goes to Ledger → Adds "Spent ₦80,000 on projector" → Balance updates
7. Tech Notes for Dev
Mobile first - Most will use phone
Offline first if possible, then sync
Simple language on all buttons. No jargon
Color coding: Green = Paid/Good, Red = Overdue, Wine = Primary buttons
8. What NOT to include
No accounting jargon. No "debit/credit". No ghostwriting 😅 Just: Paid, Not Paid, Owing, In Hand.
First build a landing page that leads into the product, use realastic Nigerian scenario images of the tool at use
Agitate the pain and offer the relief that is finseka, no more reconciliation of accounts, pure trnaoerency and accountability
Prefer working locally? You need Node.js and npm — install with nvm.
git clone <this-repository-url>
cd <repository-name>
npm i
cp .env.example .env # then fill in your Supabase values
npm run dev
Schema changes live in supabase/migrations and are applied in filename order.
Money records are add-only: payments are cancelled and ledger lines reversed, never edited or deleted.