TableCash — one person organizes the gift, everyone chips in by card from their phone, and the whole group sees the total the entire time. The money lands directly with the organizer through Stripe, and the app is the record everyone can open.
A group gift has one job: get everyone's money to one trusted person before the gift gets bought. The tools people reach for weren't built for that. Person-to-person apps mean sending eight separate requests and tracking replies by memory. A cash envelope means one person quietly keeping a list. A spreadsheet means one person maintaining a document nobody else opens.
Person-to-person apps move money one payment at a time with no shared view — the organizer becomes the ledger. Splitting apps track what people are due back after money is spent, which is the opposite of a gift collection: a gift needs the money collected before anything is bought, in one place, with everyone able to see it. TableCash is built for exactly that shape — one trusted organizer, money in before money out, and a record public to the group.
And because contributions go through Stripe directly to the organizer, TableCash never holds the money — it's the interface and the shared receipt. For specific occasions, see coworker gifts and family gifts.
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