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For coordinators

You hold the group together. That deserves better tools.

Coordinators of Ajo, Esusu, Thrift, ROSCA and other community savings groups do the work that keeps a savings cycle honest. ACH is designed to support that work, not to take it over.
A savings group coordinator updating her record book while holding a phone in her shop

The coordinator isn't just managing contributions. They're managing trust.

  • Keeping the record

    Notebooks, spreadsheets, chat threads, receipts and memory. It works, but it sits on one person.

  • Holding the visibility

    Who has contributed, whose turn is next, what was agreed. Every answer has to be found before it can be given.

  • Keeping everyone aligned

    Reminders, explanations and follow-ups, repeated for every cycle and every member.

  • Carrying the trust

    The group's confidence rests on your accuracy. That is a real responsibility, and it deserves better tools.

What ACH is designed to add

Design intentions for the platform, described honestly. Not a list of live features.

Structure

One consistent place for the arrangement your group has already agreed.

Visibility

A shared view of the cycle, so answers do not depend on one person's notes.

Accountability

A record that is easier to follow, and easier to explain to members.

Confidence

Less admin weight on the coordinator, and fewer avoidable misunderstandings.

Sample savings group

Example

Contribution record

  • Member ARecorded
  • Member BRecorded
  • Member CRecorded
  • Member DAwaiting
  • Member EAwaiting
Rotation3 of 8 turns
Conceptual coordinator view — illustrative view with sample data. ACH does not hold, move or guarantee money.

Bring your group into the conversation

Tell us about your group and we'll show you what's next. We are working with coordinators as ACH is built — ACH is not yet open for onboarding.

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