The room
The circle that stops meeting stops paying.
A kitty is a social occasion first — the saving is the excuse to meet. When the group stops meeting, the payments start slipping. So Beeshi puts the occasion inside the app: every circle is created together with its room, and the two are the same object. You cannot make one without the other.
The party is not a feature. It is how the money gets paid.
The circle that meets on Sunday pays on Monday. Six games the group actually plays — group, one-to-one and solo.
Season standings
Every group keeps its own table, ranked on wins and podium finishes across the season.
Snap challenges
Two formats. Spotlight — one theme, everybody shoots, the group picks. Bingo — a grid of prompts to fill through the round.
Every challenge is stamped with its cycle and round number. Round four keeps its photos forever — the group’s memory and the group’s ledger share a spine.
And the room it all happens in.
Every other app bolts chat onto a financial product. Here the money lives inside the conversation.
Group and one-to-one chat
Sequenced, offline-first, and delivered in order even on a bad connection.
Voice and video calls
Start a call from inside the circle, no third-party link.
Snaps
Quick photos that keep the group present between meetings.
Time Capsule
The group’s memory, kept and reopened later.
Connects
The social graph the circle builds by itself, separating people you share a group with from people you actually talk to.