Roofmates gives roommates one calm place to coordinate shared expenses, settlements, invitations, events, pools, membership, and the conversations around them.
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Add an expense, choose exactly who participates, and let Roofmates keep the obligations straight. Settlements are recorded against the expense they close, so the ledger stays readable months later.
Events carry their guest list, invitations, and RSVPs. Pools track contributions toward a shared goal. Each knows exactly who is involved — and nothing assumes the whole house is.
Every household, event, pool, and transaction can carry its own thread. The conversation lives next to the thing it is about, with exactly the people it involves — not one group chat for everything.
Joining a household doesn't put your whole life on a shared bulletin board. The House view shows members what involves them, while private expenses and conversations stay with their participants.
Household membership does not automatically make every expense, plan, or conversation visible to everyone. Every activity in Roofmates belongs to one of six scopes, and visibility follows participation.
Roofmates is a coordination tool and shared ledger. It does not hold or transfer roommate funds.
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Adults coordinating a shared household — roommates, friends, co-living houses, and people setting up a new home together.
No. Roofmates is a coordination tool and shared ledger. It is not a bank, lender, money transmitter, or escrow service and does not custody roommate funds.
No. Visibility follows participation across household, Event, Pool, transaction, private, and guest contexts.
Roofmates is being prepared as a native app for iOS and Android.
Visit the Roofmates support page or email support@cedarwavetechnologies.com.
