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Five of you. One mess. One bazaar list.
Say what you usually eat. Nibash counts the rest.
02 / 05
Whose turn is it to clean the bathroom?
Set the rotation once. It runs itself after that.
03 / 05
Nobody wants to be the one chasing everybody.
A missed turn is recorded and fined by the rule your mess agreed.
04 / 05
One mess, six bills, and nobody agrees on the split.
Rent per room, wifi per head, food by what you ate. It always adds up.
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The group chat is not a reminder system.
The right person, the right moment, on the channel they chose.
Every mess already has a system
Usually one person's memory. A mess, a hostel floor, an apartment where the bills are shared — this is the version that adds up.
Live meal rate
Meals count themselves. The rate moves the same day.
Automated duty rotation
Set the order once. Calendar and reminders follow.
Automated calculation
Rent, gas, wifi, water, food — split your way, to the taka.
Look around before you sign up
The real app, running on a made-up mess with three months of history behind it. No sign-up, and nothing you tap is saved.
- Three months of history — Meals marked, bazaar bills approved, duty turns taken and missed, and a month already closed.
- The real screens — The same routes members use every day — not a video, not a click-through mock-up.
- The manager's side too — The approval queue, the rota builder, the closing checklist and a member's final settlement.
- On a phone, if you like — Switch the device frame at the top, or scan the code to open the same demo on your own phone.
What Nibash actually does
Six everyday jobs, in one place.
Everyone marks their own meals
Locked after the day's cutoff. Nobody rewrites history.
The bazaar goes in once
Bill in, receipt attached, manager approves. Counted once.
One fair meal rate
Food spent, divided by meals eaten. Same number for everybody.
Rent and bills split properly
Evenly, per head, or per room. Shares always reconcile.
Turns that rotate themselves
One order, every month, with reminders.
A running account for each person
Every charge and payment. Nothing quietly edited.
Built for a phone, and for a real mess
- One tap
- to mark tomorrow's meals
- Installs like an app
- onto your home screen
- Every taka
- traced to who spent it
- Any number of messes
- one login, kept separate
Questions people ask first
Do I have to install anything?
No. Open it in your browser and add it to your home screen. After that it opens like any app.
What if somebody eats fewer meals than the rest?
They pay for fewer. Your food cost is your own meal count times the month's rate — never split by head.
Who is allowed to change the numbers?
The manager, while the month is open. Once it closes nobody can edit inside it — not even platform staff. Reopening is a separate step, and the reason is recorded.
What happens when a member leaves?
Nibash settles them: last month charged, deposit applied, one final figure — owed or refunded.
Can one person be in two messes?
Yes. One login, and each mess's people, money and history stay separate.
Is my mess's money visible to anybody else?
No. A mess sees only itself. A support session is read-only, and shown on screen the whole time it is open.
Set your mess up in an afternoon
Create it, share one code, start marking meals tonight.