For the brave treasurer who said yes 'I'll handle the money' — and for every parent in the class

Class money, without the chase.
Zoo trips, gifts, supplies — one link, everyone pays.

Open a collection. Share the link. Parents see what's due and what they've already paid — and whether their partner beat them to it. You stop chasing. Works in 15 languages.

ClassKasa — a simple class-treasurer app for tracking class funds without spreadsheets.

Start a class · free See pricing

What treasurers deal with

Five small things that turn a Monday volunteer sign-up into a second job. Nobody warned you.

'I'll transfer tomorrow' (tomorrow never comes)

You post the collection on Monday. By Friday, eleven parents still haven't paid. Three ask 'did I already pay?' (they didn't). One sends too much and says 'keep the change.' Your spreadsheet just broke.

You become the debt collector

Sending 'friendly reminders' to parents who haven't paid makes you feel like a debt collector. Some get offended, some ignore you, some tell you to your face they won't pay. You didn't volunteer for this.

You pay from your own pocket

The deadline hits and seven parents haven't paid. You cover the gap from your wallet because the gift needs to be bought today. You tell yourself you'll get it back. You won't.

Transparency gets you punished

You track everything. Then someone demands a 'full financial breakdown' like you're running an audit firm. You post who owes what — and you get attacked for it, not the people who still owe.

Every September, you start from zero

New school year, new treasurer, zero handoff. All that careful tracking? Gone. Start from scratch.

What parents deal with

You're not the treasurer — you just want to pay the right amount, once, and get on with your day.

'Did I pay the Zoo trip, or did my wife?'

You're about to send the transfer. You pause. Scroll 400 WhatsApp messages. Can't find it. Send it anyway. Find out at dinner she paid yesterday.

'What time is drop-off tomorrow?'

It was in a message. Somewhere. You think on Tuesday. Or was that the library trip? You ask again. Three parents ask the same thing an hour later.

'Am I the last parent who hasn't paid?'

Probably not. But you're about to be named in the group chat, and you really don't want to be the person with the red pin next to your surname.

'Did my transfer actually arrive?'

You paid Tuesday. Friday afternoon the reminder goes out anyway. Now you're the one apologising for paying on time.

Still got questions? We've got answers →

Premium costs one low price per class — a few cents per parent if you split it.

Create your first class →

Two sides, one page

One link serves everyone: the treasurer who runs it, and every parent who pays.

For the treasurer

Run the collection without running around

One link instead of eleven WhatsApp DMs. Share it once, move on.
See who paid at a glance. No spreadsheet, no tallying, no 'did I already count Anna?'
Polite, automatic reminders go out for you. You're not the bad cop anymore.
Parents' 6am and 10pm questions go to the chatbot, not your phone.
Hand the class over in September without losing a year of history.

For the parent

Know where you stand in 10 seconds

See what you owe and what you've already paid — without scrolling WhatsApp.
Did your partner pay? You'll know before you double-book the bank transfer.
Zoo trip tomorrow? See the time, place, and what to bring — without digging through old messages.
Ask the chatbot at 6am or 10pm — you get an answer without pinging 30 families in the group chat.
Pay from your bank, the usual way. ClassKasa just tells you where you stand.

Three steps. Two minutes.

Open a collection

Zoo trip, birthday gift, teacher thank-you — anything.

Share the link

Tap share — your phone opens the usual share sheet (WhatsApp, Messenger, email, anything). One tap, done.

Tick off payments

Parents bank-transfer the amount. When it lands, you tap 'paid' next to their name. Or let do it — upload the bank statement and it matches parents to payments for you.

“I used to spend four hours a week on class money. Now it's a link and a cup of coffee.”

— Emma T., class treasurer, London

Still got questions? We've got answers →

Premium costs one low price per class — a few cents per parent if you split it.

Create your first class →

For the brave treasurer who said yes 'I'll handle the money' — and for every parent in the class

Class money, without the chase.
Zoo trips, gifts, supplies — one link, everyone pays.

Open a collection. Share the link. Parents see what's due and what they've already paid — and whether their partner beat them to it. You stop chasing. Works in 15 languages.

ClassKasa — a simple class-treasurer app for tracking class funds without spreadsheets.

Start a class · free See pricing

What treasurers deal with

Five small things that turn a Monday volunteer sign-up into a second job. Nobody warned you.

'I'll transfer tomorrow' (tomorrow never comes)

You become the debt collector

You pay from your own pocket

The deadline hits and seven parents haven't paid. You cover the gap from your wallet because the gift needs to be bought today. You tell yourself you'll get it back. You won't.

Transparency gets you punished

You track everything. Then someone demands a 'full financial breakdown' like you're running an audit firm. You post who owes what — and you get attacked for it, not the people who still owe.

Every September, you start from zero

New school year, new treasurer, zero handoff. All that careful tracking? Gone. Start from scratch.

What parents deal with

You're not the treasurer — you just want to pay the right amount, once, and get on with your day.

'Did I pay the Zoo trip, or did my wife?'

You're about to send the transfer. You pause. Scroll 400 WhatsApp messages. Can't find it. Send it anyway. Find out at dinner she paid yesterday.

'What time is drop-off tomorrow?'

It was in a message. Somewhere. You think on Tuesday. Or was that the library trip? You ask again. Three parents ask the same thing an hour later.

'Am I the last parent who hasn't paid?'

Probably not. But you're about to be named in the group chat, and you really don't want to be the person with the red pin next to your surname.

'Did my transfer actually arrive?'

You paid Tuesday. Friday afternoon the reminder goes out anyway. Now you're the one apologising for paying on time.

Still got questions? We've got answers →

Premium costs one low price per class — a few cents per parent if you split it.

Create your first class →

Two sides, one page

One link serves everyone: the treasurer who runs it, and every parent who pays.

For the treasurer

Run the collection without running around

One link instead of eleven WhatsApp DMs. Share it once, move on.
See who paid at a glance. No spreadsheet, no tallying, no 'did I already count Anna?'
Polite, automatic reminders go out for you. You're not the bad cop anymore.
Parents' 6am and 10pm questions go to the chatbot, not your phone.
Hand the class over in September without losing a year of history.

For the parent

Know where you stand in 10 seconds

See what you owe and what you've already paid — without scrolling WhatsApp.
Did your partner pay? You'll know before you double-book the bank transfer.
Zoo trip tomorrow? See the time, place, and what to bring — without digging through old messages.
Ask the chatbot at 6am or 10pm — you get an answer without pinging 30 families in the group chat.
Pay from your bank, the usual way. ClassKasa just tells you where you stand.

Three steps. Two minutes.

Open a collection

Zoo trip, birthday gift, teacher thank-you — anything.

Share the link

Tap share — your phone opens the usual share sheet (WhatsApp, Messenger, email, anything). One tap, done.

Tick off payments

Parents bank-transfer the amount. When it lands, you tap 'paid' next to their name. Or let do it — upload the bank statement and it matches parents to payments for you.

“I used to spend four hours a week on class money. Now it's a link and a cup of coffee.”

— Emma T., class treasurer, London

Still got questions? We've got answers →

Premium costs one low price per class — a few cents per parent if you split it.

Create your first class →

Class money, without the chase.Zoo trips, gifts, supplies — one link, everyone pays.

ClassKasaClassKasa — a simple class-treasurer app for tracking class funds without spreadsheets.

What treasurers deal with

What parents deal with

Two sides, one page

Run the collection without running around

Know where you stand in 10 seconds

Three steps. Two minutes.

Class money, without the chase.Zoo trips, gifts, supplies — one link, everyone pays.

ClassKasaClassKasa — a simple class-treasurer app for tracking class funds without spreadsheets.

What treasurers deal with

What parents deal with

Two sides, one page

Run the collection without running around

Know where you stand in 10 seconds

Three steps. Two minutes.

Class money, without the chase.
Zoo trips, gifts, supplies — one link, everyone pays.

ClassKasa — a simple class-treasurer app for tracking class funds without spreadsheets.

Class money, without the chase.
Zoo trips, gifts, supplies — one link, everyone pays.

ClassKasa — a simple class-treasurer app for tracking class funds without spreadsheets.