OneWeave: Group Accounts

OneWeave: Group Accounts

Spend together. In control.

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  • Released
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  • August 4, 2026
  • August 25, 2026

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Spend together. Stay in control. OneWeave helps groups collect money, approve spending and manage shared funds together. Whether you're running an estate, church, cooperative, family fund or community project, OneWeave gives your group one place to collect, spend and stay accountable. Built for groups • Create a shared account for your group • Collect dues, levies and contributions • Organise money into separate pools • Pay vendors directly • Track every payment in one shared history Shared control • Require approvals before money is spent • Assign roles and spending permissions • Keep everyone informed Designed for estates, churches, cooperatives, alumni associations, welfare groups, families and event committees. Spend together. Stay in control. Support If you ever need help, support is always within reach. Reach us via email at retailqash@roqqu.com
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What's New in OneWeave

1.0.6

August 25, 2026

Group approval for money rules Changing your purse's spend rule or its list of signatories now goes to the group. You propose the change, confirm it with your PIN, and it takes effect once the group approves. A pending proposal can be cancelled. Clearer approvals and activity Approvals and activity now name who made a change and who it was about, instead of attributing everything to the purse. Pools • A collection is called a Pool everywhere you can see one, including when you create it. • A purpose is optional on a new pool and now sits behind "Add a purpose". • The New pool button introduces itself, then folds down to a "+" so it stops competing with your feed. • A goal pool that has reached its target now fills its progress bar in the card's own colour. Purses • Creating a purse shows the pay-in account name we resolved for you instead of asking you to type a tag. You can still edit it. • Purse and pool card actions are round icons with their labels underneath. Fixes and polish • Input fields no longer carry a help icon when there is nothing to explain. • Purse and pool tag fields each explain themselves. • Payee initials in activity read the right way round.

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