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Tie
Cash gift ledger for weddings — no sign-up, works offline
Record cash gifts right at the wedding gift table on any phone — even when the venue Wi-Fi drops. Count bills per denomination for an easy cash check, split the groom's and bride's sides, match bank transfers, share live with family and export to Excel. Works in 6 languages with local currencies. Free, no ads, no sign-up: the manage link is the key, and everything is deleted 12 months after the event.
In Korea (and Japan, Taiwan, Vietnam…) wedding guests hand over cash in envelopes, and someone at a gift table writes down every name and amount. Afterwards families end up merging several messy spreadsheets and recounting the cash. I built Tie to replace that.
What makes it different:
• No accounts — the manage link is the key, so parents and the people at the gift table can join in seconds
• Several gift tables at once via QR + PIN, and entries are saved on the phone first, so flaky venue Wi-Fi doesn't lose anything
• Bills are counted per denomination, so the cash check at the end is just comparing counts
• Live sharing with family, amount-hidden share links, Excel export
• 6 languages and local currencies; guest phone numbers and bank details are never collected, and everything is deleted 12 months after the event
It's free and has no ads. I'd love feedback — especially from anyone who has handled the gift table at a wedding!
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About Tie on Product Hunt
“Cash gift ledger for weddings — no sign-up, works offline”
Tie was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #372 on the daily leaderboard. Record cash gifts right at the wedding gift table on any phone — even when the venue Wi-Fi drops. Count bills per denomination for an easy cash check, split the groom's and bride's sides, match bank transfers, share live with family and export to Excel. Works in 6 languages with local currencies. Free, no ads, no sign-up: the manage link is the key, and everything is deleted 12 months after the event.
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develicit
Hi Product Hunt! 👋
In Korea (and Japan, Taiwan, Vietnam…) wedding guests hand over cash in envelopes, and someone at a gift table writes down every name and amount. Afterwards families end up merging several messy spreadsheets and recounting the cash. I built Tie to replace that.
What makes it different:
• No accounts — the manage link is the key, so parents and the people at the gift table can join in seconds
• Several gift tables at once via QR + PIN, and entries are saved on the phone first, so flaky venue Wi-Fi doesn't lose anything
• Bills are counted per denomination, so the cash check at the end is just comparing counts
• Live sharing with family, amount-hidden share links, Excel export
• 6 languages and local currencies; guest phone numbers and bank details are never collected, and everything is deleted 12 months after the event
It's free and has no ads. I'd love feedback — especially from anyone who has handled the gift table at a wedding!