Turn local ideas into action
Submit project ideas, vote on priorities, register support, and follow progress — water points, market lighting, school desks, youth digital access, and more.
Browse public projectsCommunity projects & clear group records
Turn community ideas into clear, accountable projects.
Jamii helps communities submit projects, vote on priorities, organize support, track expenses, and produce transparent reports — while also supporting families, chamas, welfare groups, and committees.
No more scattered WhatsApp messages, missing receipts, unclear balances, or projects that disappear after meetings.
Public projects and blank forms are open to everyone. Private group dashboards are reviewed before access.
Example community project
Openly tracked, transparently reported
Community supportKES 84,000 / 120,000
70% of estimated budget32 community votes
ProjectIshiara market water point
LocationEvurore ward
DecisionsCommunity vote & approved budget
EvidenceReceipts and progress updates
Receipts attachedBudget approvedReport ready
Clean records for every group
Families, chamas, welfare groups, committees, and church and youth groups can organize members, contributions, meetings, expenses, and reports.
Request group accessAccountability people can trust
Receipts, approvals, role-based access, and transparent reports — so leaders, members, and supporters can all see how funds and decisions were handled.
How we protect dataProjects, openly tracked
From idea to vote to completion — with a clear, public progress summary.
One clear record
Money, meetings, receipts, and reports in a single accountable place.
Online or offline
Members, champions, and access points can all take part — reviewed access keeps data safe.
How it works
Four simple steps from a community idea or group request to a clear final report.
Submit or request
Submit a community project idea, or request access for your family group, chama, or committee.
Review & organize
A reviewer checks submissions. Approved groups organize members, roles, and a contribution plan.
Vote, support & record
Communities vote on priorities and register support. Groups record contributions, meetings, and expenses as they go.
Transparent reports
Produce balances, progress updates, and accountability summaries everyone can trust.
What Jamii helps with
Submit & track projects
Propose local projects and follow them from idea to completion.
Vote & register support
Communities vote on priorities and pledge support where allowed.
Contributions & pledges
Pledges, payments, balances, in-kind support, and offline records.
Meetings & decisions
Attendance, minutes, decisions, votes, and agreed actions.
Expenses & receipts
Budgets, spending, receipts, approvals, and evidence.
Transparent reports
Progress, balances, final reports, and accountability summaries.
Who Jamii is for
If your community has a project idea, or your group collects money, keeps records, holds meetings, or needs to explain how funds were used, Jamii can help.
Community membersCommunity project committeesFamiliesChamasWelfare groupsYouth groupsWomen's groupsChurch groupsFuneral & wedding committeesDiaspora support groupsLocal associationsLocal leaders & supporters
Real-life use cases
Community water point repair
Record the idea, votes, pledges, contributions, budget, expenses, receipts, progress updates, and final report.
Market lighting or drainage cleanup
Surface the need, gather community support, plan a budget, and track the work transparently.
School desks or youth digital access
Track members, equipment needs, access points, contributions, expenses, and progress.
Monthly chama records
Keep monthly contributions, meeting notes, fines, welfare support, expenses, and treasurer reports in one clean record.
December holiday or school fees
Track family pledges, payments, balances, receipts, and who still needs to contribute.
Emergency support drive
Record who contributed, who received support, what was approved, what was spent, and what balance remains.
Funeral or wedding committee
Manage pledges, payments, supplier costs, receipts, decisions, and final accountability.
Church building fund
Keep records of pledges, purchases, receipts, member contributions, meetings, and project progress.
Table banking records
Track members, contributions, welfare support, group expenses, meeting notes, and transparent reports.
Works online and through assisted offline access
Everyone can take part
Members can use Jamii directly. Champions and access points can help members who need assistance. Paper forms can still be printed, filled during meetings, and entered later.
Meetings still matter
Jamii simply helps record what was agreed, who attended, who pledged, who paid, what was spent, and what evidence supports the final report.
Transparency and accountability
Verified projects
Clear contribution records
Receipt & evidence uploads
Meeting notes & decisions
Approved budgets
Progress updates
Role-based access
Audit history where appropriate
What to know before you join
Starting with a controlled Mbeere North pilot
Jamii is currently being prepared for a controlled pilot in Mbeere North, Embu County. Some records may be sample/demo data during testing. Before live use, each group's details should be verified with local coordinators.EvuroreMuminjiNthawa
Private records stay protected
Public visitors can browse projects and download blank forms, but cannot see private group dashboards. Roles control what each person can see. Private finance data, finance reports, finance documents, and member statements remain protected.
Is Jamii a loan app or a funding promise?
No. Jamii is a community projects and clean-records tool. Appearing here — even as a verified project — is never a promise of funding. Jamii does not process payments or collect money through this site.
Support, not guarantees
Communities can register support and pledge contributions for verified projects. Any future support would always require clear review, verification, and reporting. No support is guaranteed.
Have a community idea, or records to keep?
Submit a community project for review, or request access for a family group, chama, welfare group, committee, or community project.