Wazi records every contribution automatically, gives every member a live statement, and ends the notebook-and-WhatsApp chaos — for chamas, burial funds, harambees, welfare, church and school groups alike. Bookkeeping is free.





A member pays, screenshots the confirmation, and pastes it into WhatsApp. A volunteer treasurer re-types every entry into a notebook. Every step leaks trust and accuracy.
A treasurer scrolls WhatsApp, reads each message and re-types amounts into a notebook.
→ Members under- or over-credited.
The notebook or spreadsheet lives on one personal phone, never backed up.
→ A whole group history can vanish.
Members cannot see their own running balance.
→ “How much have I paid?” disputes.
No timestamped, tamper-evident record of who paid what, when.
→ Year-end reconciliation becomes a fight.
A member app, a treasurer back-office and a WhatsApp capture channel — all sharing the same real-time data, so nobody is ever left out and nothing is entered twice.
Contribute via M-Pesa or Airtel Money with the group code pre-filled. See your own real-time statement, the group position, and reminders before due dates.
Onboard the group, import historical records, manage members, watch every contribution land in one reconciled ledger, and export audited statements.
A member forwards their M-Pesa confirmation to the Wazi number. The assistant reads it, verifies it against M-Pesa, and posts the contribution.
Your contribution goes straight to your group’s own bank paybill — Wazi never holds it. A small, transparent fee follows. Your money is never at risk.
Sign up, choose from ten categories, and receive a unique code like WZ-NRB-4471 that anchors every contribution.
Through the app, directly on M-Pesa/Airtel, or by forwarding a confirmation to WhatsApp. All land in one ledger.
Leg 1 sends the contribution straight to the group’s own bank paybill. Leg 2 collects the small Wazi fee. The deposit is never at risk.
Real-time per-member statements and group position, exportable to PDF and Excel. No more notebook, no more suspicion.
They pay the group as they always have, then forward the M-Pesa confirmation to the Wazi WhatsApp number. The assistant reads it, verifies it against M-Pesa’s own records, and posts the contribution — with an instant acknowledgement.
One engine, ten categories — all available the day you sign up. Pick yours and Wazi sets sensible defaults; adjust the features any time.
Recurring contributions on a fixed schedule.
Savings, statements, often loans & shares
Everyday recurring collection, simplest setup.
Contributions, statements
Urgent one-off collection toward a target, with a deadline.
One-off collection, live progress total
Time-boxed collection for a cause.
One-off collection, progress tracking
Public campaign, shareable page, open to anyone.
Public campaign page, open donations
Long-running contributions toward a large target.
Long-term contributions, pledge tracking
Recurring contributions plus claims paid out.
Savings plus welfare claims
Recurring or campaign congregation collections.
Contributions or campaign, statements
Parent or class collections, often per term.
Recurring contributions, statements
Residents’ or sub-group collections.
Recurring contributions, statements
Chama tools exist. Few combine free books, every group type, offline inclusion and one reconciled ledger.
| Typical competitor | Wazi | |
|---|---|---|
| Group types served | Chamas only | ✓ Chamas, burial, harambee, welfare, land — one engine |
| Cost to the group | Monthly / annual subscription | ✓ Free core bookkeeping |
| How it earns | Subscription | ✓ Tiny per-contribution tariff + optional modules |
| Offline members | Excluded (app / web only) | ✓ Included via WhatsApp capture |
| Manual entry | Often still required | ✓ Automatic on every channel |
| Channels | One | ✓ App + back-office + WhatsApp, one ledger |
Groups never pay to keep their books. Wazi earns a small tariff fee on each contribution — modelled on M-Pesa, free below KES 100, capped at KES 150.
Band 501 – 1,000 · the deposit goes to your group first, the fee second. The fee is capped at KES 150 however large the contribution.
| Contribution band (KES) | Wazi fee |
|---|---|
| 1 – 100 | Free |
| 101 – 500 | KES 10 |
| 501 – 1,000 | KES 15 |
| 1,001 – 1,500 | KES 25 |
| 1,501 – 2,500 | KES 35 |
| 2,501 – 3,500 | KES 55 |
| 3,501 – 5,000 | KES 60 |
| 5,001 – 7,500 | KES 80 |
| 7,501 – 10,000 | KES 90 |
| 10,001 – 15,000 | KES 100 |
| 15,001 – 20,000 | KES 105 |
| 20,001 – 35,000 | KES 110 |
| 35,001 – 50,000 | KES 120 |
| 50,001 – 250,000 | KES 150 |
Every contribution sits in one of three honest states. Wazi withholds the credit until the fee is paid — but never erases the truth that a real deposit landed.
Deposit landed and fee paid.
Shows fully on the statement; counts toward totals and loan eligibility.
Deposit landed (proven by the bank callback) but fee not yet paid.
Visible as “pending — service fee not yet paid”; not counted in the official total.
No deposit ever actually landed.
Nothing is recorded.
Switch them on from the back-office whenever the group needs them.
Applications, guarantor tracking, approval workflow, repayment schedules, interest, arrears reports.
Share capital tracking, share value, dividend computation and distribution.
Track group assets and projects from purchase to maturity, with valuations.
Meeting minutes, attendance, welfare and benevolent fund claims.
Custom statements, auditor pack, compliance exports.
The “how much have I paid?” arguments just stopped. Everyone sees their own statement now.
We collected a burial fund in two days and every shilling was accounted for. No notebook, no doubts.
Half our members don’t use apps. WhatsApp capture meant nobody was left out.
Illustrative pilot-era accounts; identities anonymised.
Nothing. Core bookkeeping is free for every group, in every category. Wazi earns a small, transparent tariff fee on each contribution instead of charging a subscription.
Straight to your group’s own bank paybill. Wazi never holds your contributions — it only ever collects its own small fee into a separate paybill. That is why no payment licence is needed and your money is never at risk.
They use the WhatsApp channel. They pay the group as they always have, then forward the M-Pesa confirmation to the Wazi number. The assistant verifies it against M-Pesa and posts the contribution.
No. Every WhatsApp capture is cross-matched against the real M-Pesa C2B feed by unique reference and amount, consumed once, with a payer-number check. A message that does not match a real transaction is never confirmed.
Yes. The treasurer back-office imports your full contribution history from a spreadsheet, so you start with your complete books, not a blank slate.
It is a tiered tariff modelled on M-Pesa — free below KES 100, scaling gently to a KES 150 cap. It is added on top of the contribution and shown before you confirm. Nothing is hidden or skimmed.
Sign up in minutes, get your group code, and start your first transparent contribution cycle. Core bookkeeping is free, forever.