BeerMe is a community payments platform that makes money fun and personal. Send gifts globally on any platform where you stay connected. Collect and exchange curated items with your friends.
Hi Product Hunt!
I’m Noah, co-founder of BeerMe.
My co-founder @gray_newfield and I created BeerMe after our teams went fully remote last year. We realized how much we missed simple gestures like bringing a coworker an extra coffee to the office or grabbing a beer after work—actions that build relationships in ways that Zoom calls can’t.
As life goes on—graduating school, moving to a new city, starting a new job, or getting married—many relationships naturally shift online. BeerMe makes it easier to nurture those connections by letting you exchange thoughtful items that don’t feel transactional. For example, buying your friend a beer token on their birthday feels much more personal than sending $8 on a traditional payments app.
To celebrate our launch, we’re offering a free beer (8 USDC) to the first 50 users who sign up with their phone number, and a Founder Mode token (1 USDC) to everyone else who joins.
We’d love to hear your thoughts or answer any questions! Feel free to reach out to me directly at [email protected]
it's the cute little app that brings my normie friends onchain :) great job shipping it
This looks sketchy af and not reliable. I rather send pepecoins to my grandma in a cex than using this
Congrats on the launch! This sounds like a fun way to enhance connections with friends. What's the most exciting feature you're most proud of?
Congrats on your launch and I really like the concept as well! Just curious, what kind of thoughtful items do you offer next to beer tokens?
i just signed up! loved the UI/UX so simple and direct! how can I ask to others or even on my page to send me a beer? I see how to send money, but i dont see how to ask and get a link or embed code so people can find my wallet and send me beers
i really like your take on this! so if understand correcetly, you can send money that is the actual product on site? so theres no "money" transaction but more a "gift" transasction? this in Europe would be amazing for tax problems
