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Who Bipe is for · Groups and communities

Big groups without the mess, and nobody poses as the organisers.

Churches, associations, teams, fan clubs, collectives, classes: groups with people who organise and many who take part. On Bipe, each group only calls you when it's about you, notices stay in one place, and nobody can pose as the organisers to ask for a Pix.

Much of this page is still in development. Each feature shows whether it is in the app yet.

Nobody poses as the organisers

Scammers copy an organiser's name and photo, a pastor, a priest, a coach or an association's president, to ask for a Pix. On Bipe, the seal shows each person's verified name, and an organisation with a verified CNPJ gets a seal with its name from the federal register.

Each group in its place, notices in one place

A community brings the groups together under one name. Notices go to a room where only the organisers post, and each person joins only the groups they want.

Who joins the group

A group can admit only people with a verified seal. People who aren't in your contacts arrive as a request, and nobody has to show their number to the whole group.

Fees, tithes and collections to the right name

A Pix charge shows the organisation's CNPJ on the card, and your bank shows who receives the money before you pay. Bipe takes no fee on the charge.

Do you run a big group? Talk to us.

contact@envisioning.com

Get Bipe

Bipe is in testing. On iPhone you install it through TestFlight, Apple's app for test versions.