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Everyone chips in what feels right, from $10, at the office or at home, and nobody sees who gave what, not even you. Each person you thank picks their own gift, gift cards or a prepaid Visa card.
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Add the person you're thanking, or several people, and set each one's share. It takes about two minutes.
Invite them by e-mail from the app, so the reminders reach them, and share the link in Slack or Teams too. Colleagues pay by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay, with no app or account.
With automatic reminders on, KadoPool nudges the people you invited by e-mail who haven't chipped in yet, about 3 days and 12 hours before the closing date. You see who has chipped in, never who gave what.
Each person you thank receives it in the KadoPool app, with the KadoBook of the team's names and messages.



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Colleagues chip in from the link on any phone or computer, at the office or at home, and are named in the KadoBook. With the free app, they add a message.
Not the manager, not the organizer: amounts stay private, so no one feels measured, and the total stays hidden until enough people have chipped in that no amount can be guessed.
The front desk, the office manager, the cleaning crew: add each person and set their share. Each one receives their own gift, privately.
Organizing is free. Each payment carries the card processing and KadoPool's 2% fee: about $1.53 on a $25 gift. You choose whether it comes out of the gift or is added on top. See pricing
No. They chip in from the link on any phone or computer. Only you, to set up and send the gift, and the people you thank, to open it, use the app.
No. No one sees what anyone gave, the organizer included.
Yes. Add each person and set their share. Each one receives their own gift, privately.
Yes. Turn on "Surprise pool" and the person you're thanking hears about it only when you send the gift.
No. Payments go through Stripe, never to you. As the organizer, you never touch the money.