Prototype
Bill Deck Prototype Not active
The idea: people post a bill, and a stranger who has money to spare swipes right to cover it. This page is a working design demo of that idea — a deck you can swipe, nothing more.
Try the deck
Every bill in this deck is made-up example data, not a real person’s bill. Swipe right or press → to pledge, swipe left or press ← to pass. A pledge here is a gesture on a screen; nothing is charged and no bill is paid.
That’s the whole deck.
Nothing was paid. Reset to go through the example bills again.
Drag a card, use the buttons, or press the left and right arrow keys.
This visit: 0 pledged · 0 passed.
Those two numbers only count what you did in this browser tab just now. They are not a total, a statistic or a claim about anyone else.
Post a bill
Add your own card to the top of the deck. It is saved in this browser only — in this browser’s local storage, on this device, and nowhere else. It is not uploaded, not sent to us, and not sent to anyone else, and no one can see it but you.
Only for this demo, please use a made-up amount and don’t type a real account number anywhere — there is no field for one.
What this is, and what it isn’t
- A design demo. A swipe deck, a form and a status switch. That is the whole thing.
- No payments. There is no payment code on this page, no account to connect and no card field. A pledge moves nothing.
- No real bills. The example cards are invented, with generic vendor names.
- No server copy of your card. Anything you post stays in this browser, and you can clear it by clearing this site’s data.
- No counts from anyone else. The only numbers on this page are what you did just now.
On the real question behind the idea — moving money between two strangers needs identity checks on both sides, a payment processor willing to touch it, and in many states a money-transmitter license. That is why this is a prototype.