Save together.
Get your turn.
SouSou puts your community savings circle — the susu, the sol, the partner — on your phone. Your group pays in on a schedule, and each member takes the full pot in turn. No interest, no surprises.
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What is a savings circle?
A savings circle is a small group of people who trust each other — family, neighbours, coworkers — saving together instead of alone. Everyone agrees on one amount and one schedule, then pays that same amount into a shared pot each round.
Every round, one member takes the whole pot. The circle keeps going until each member has had a turn, so everyone ends up with a lump sum they could not have saved alone — for a deposit, tuition, stock for a business, or a safety net.
Known by many names: susu, sou-sou, sol, partner, hand.
Your circle, round by round
Three simple steps, repeated until everyone has received their payout.
Everyone contributes
Each member pays the agreed amount into the pot on the same schedule — weekly, biweekly, or monthly.
One member receives
The full pot goes to one member that round. They use it for their goal, and the group keeps saving.
The turn moves on
The next round starts with the next member, until everyone in the circle has taken the pot once.
Example: 6 members, $100 a month
$100 each round
6 members
$600 pot
After 6 rounds everyone has paid in $600 and received $600 — a full payout with zero interest.
Why groups trust SouSou
A tradition this important deserves records you can check.
Verified members
Everyone in the circle signs in with a verified account, so you always know who holds a seat.
Every contribution recorded
Payments, payouts, and the payout order are logged automatically, so there is nothing to argue about.
Reminders and a shared schedule
SouSou reminds members before each round and keeps the calendar in one place.
Help if something goes wrong
Circle policies, disputes, and community support are built in.
Start your circle today
Create a circle, invite the people you trust, and set the first round in minutes.
Joining an existing circle is free.