The problem, stated plainly
Rp 3.125.000
which is just a night out.
The money was never really the problem. Finding the other seven people — and remembering which of them actually paid — is the problem. That is the whole of what this does.
One person puts their name on a table with a minimum spend, before anyone has agreed to share it.
Four group chats, a dozen maybes, two people who drop out at 9pm, and a stranger nobody wanted at the table.
Who transferred, who said they would, who is going to be reminded three times. Tracked in one person’s head.
Padel courts got solved years ago. Club tables are the same maths and none of the software.
You already have it. No thresholds to hit, no rally that might not happen, nothing to dissolve.
One fixed price per seat. Everyone knows their cost before they ask for a place.
Requests come to you with a name and a note. It is your table, so it is your call.
A grid that says paid, said-they-paid, or still owes. No spreadsheet, no reminding people twice.
There is no public sign-up. Every member holds three invite codes, each good once, and spent codes are not replaced. That is a deliberate ceiling on how fast this grows — the point is a table you would actually want to sit at.
No wallet, no escrow, no processing fee. The host attaches their own payment link or QR, and this records two things: that you say you paid, and that they say it arrived. Where those disagree, it shows you. It cannot move funds, so it does not pretend to.
Live today: invites, accounts and passwordless sign-in. Table listings, seat requests and the payment grid are being built now — described above as they are being shipped, not as they already are.