Potluck -- Stop Being the Friend Group's Bank

Every friend group has the same problem: One person pays for the Airbnb, dinner, event tickets, or trip upfront. Everyone promises they'll pay later. Then someone forgets. Someone disappears. Someone says, "I'll send it tomorrow." Potluck fixes that. Potluck is a shared money pot built on Monad Mainnet. Instead of collecting money after plans are made, groups contribute before anything happens. The organizer creates a pot, sets a funding goal and deadline, and shares a link. If the goal is reached, the organizer can release the funds. If the goal is missed, every contributor can claim a refund directly from the contract. Refunds never expire, and no admin can take unclaimed funds. What makes Potluck different is that it removes the awkward social side of group payments. Nobody has to chase friends for money, keep spreadsheets, send reminders, or act as the group's unpaid accountant. Built features include: Live mainnet deployment on Monad Smart-contract escrow Self-service refunds Mobile-first responsive experience Real-time pot updates Shareable pot links Wallet-based access with no sign-up The biggest thing I learned while building Potluck was that trust problems are often social problems first and technical problems second. The challenge wasn't moving money. It was removing the awkwardness around collecting it.