Module 18 · Together

Tribe Mode

Share a budget as a couple, family or flatshare — in an encrypted vault only you can read. Everyone keeps their identity, everyone sees clearly.

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Two devices linked by a QR; everything travels encrypted, the server only sees unreadable packets.

A common budget, distinct authors

Each operation is attributed to an author. You instantly see who paid what — no confusion, no tension, no endless « was it you or me who paid for that? ». The budget is shared, but everyone keeps their role.

QR code synchronization

Linking two devices is immediate: a simple QR code. From then on, the vaults sync, and each member sees the common budget update in real time.

End-to-end encrypted

Key point

Even shared, your data travels end-to-end encrypted. Servers only see unreadable packets pass by. Family sharing never sacrifices privacy.

Module quiz

Test your knowledge

Question 1
How do you know who made an expense in Tribe Mode?
Explanation: Each operation carries its author: the per-person breakdown becomes crystal clear.
Question 2
How do you link two devices in Tribe Mode?
Explanation: A QR code is enough to sync vaults between Tribe members.
Question 3
Does sharing in Tribe Mode compromise privacy?
Explanation: Shared data travels encrypted: servers only see unreadable packets.
Module challenge

Imagine your Tribe

Think about who would share your vault: partner, children, roommates. List three typical shared expenses (rent, groceries, outings). You'll see how attributing each expense to its author clarifies the household accounts.