Wanted: your phone.
To sign in on the web, scan a QR code with your phone. That's the whole ritual.
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Link the bank accounts you already have, give each one a daft nickname, and pay a friend straight from one of yours into one of theirs. We never hold your money.
#trustfund #rainyday
When you pay someone on Faloos, the money leaves your bank and lands in theirs. It doesn't stop off with us on the way. We never hold your money, so there's no Faloos pot in the middle. We just draw the arrow.
Your bank
Their bank
draws the arrow.
holds nothing.
our pockets: empty, on purpose.
Every account you link gets a nickname you choose: #trustfund, #krustykrab, #emergencycrisps. A nickname belongs to one account, never to a bank, so two accounts at the same bank get two different names.
Then you write who pays whom, and the sentence is the payment.
Activity page
Drag a sticker onto each side of the arrow, or click one and then its space. Tap a sticker, then tap its space. Pick an amount and stamp it. Nothing gets sent; it's a zine.
Your accounts
Your mates' accounts
How it shows in your mates' feed
@shah £50 => @amira
Each person decides for their own accounts. In the app, this is also the moment your face or fingerprint approves the exact amount and person (turn the page).
Every payment asks for your face or fingerprint, for the exact amount and the exact person it's going to. If anything changes before it's sent, that approval no longer fits, and nothing is sent.
Approve this payment
£50
=> @amira#rainyday
Demo only. Nothing reads your finger; the button just pretends.
Friends see payments in the feed like this: @shah £50 => @amira. Each person decides whether their own account nicknames show, so Amira can show off #rainyday while you keep #trustfund to yourself.
Privacy protection blurs names, banks and references when you share your screen. Try it on the feed.
Feed
@shah £50 => @amira#rainyday
@jonno#holidaypot £12.50 => @shah
@amira#rainyday £8 => @bex
@bex#pizzafund £16 => @jonno#holidaypot
Demo feed. Names and notes are made up.
Everyone gets their own pay link and QR code. Whoever scans it can pay you, with an optional amount and a note.
A fixed-price share code is a reusable price tag: seven characters, one price. Anyone with the code pays that price.
Ask a mate for what they owe, or split a bill between a few of you.
Bill with open slots
Pizza night
£64 between four. Tear off a slot and pay your £16.
Bill code PZ4N1TE
Claimed: @amira, @jonno. Open: 2.
Demo: tearing a slot here doesn't pay anyone.
To sign in on the web, scan a QR code with your phone. That's the whole ritual.
Your money goes from your bank to theirs. We never hold it.
Privacy protection blurs names, banks and references when you share your screen.
You approve your bank in your bank's own app. Faloos never sees the password.
See every device that's signed in to your account, in one list.
Two-factor sign-in is there if you want it. Optional, like cheese on chips.
Faloos 0.2 is in testing and not publicly available yet. Waitlist on the back page.
Questions, bugs, kind words: support@faloosapp.com
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Faloos 0.2 is in testing and isn't publicly available yet. Join the waitlist and we'll tell you when you can have it.