Njangi on Juzt-Tap

Your group. One member's week at a time.

The njangi you know, for your work. Each week the whole group lifts one member: they share their profile, follow them, vouch for their skills and recommend them. No money changes hands, and everyone can see who gave.

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How it works

A trusted member starts itOnly members with a verified ID and a strong profile can start a njangi. They invite 5 to 12 people whose work they know.
The order is drawn by lotWhen the host starts it, Juzt-Tap draws the order. Each member gets one week, Monday to Sunday.
Everyone gives to that week's memberAt least one act each: a share, a follow, a vouch or a recommendation. The group sees the pot fill up.
Give to keep your placeEveryone sees who gave. Give nothing two weeks in a row and your turn moves to the end of the line.

The four acts

ShareA personal link on WhatsApp. It counts when someone opens it.
FollowJoin their Tribe so their work reaches you.
VouchEndorse a skill you have seen them use. It raises their trust score.
RecommendA few honest sentences. They approve it before it shows.

Questions

Does money change hands in a Juzt-Tap njangi?

No. The pot is visibility, never money. Members give each other shares that people open, follows, vouches for skills and written recommendations.

Who can start a njangi?

A member whose ID is verified and whose profile is at least 60% complete. Anyone the host invites can join.

How many people are in a njangi?

Between 5 and 12 members. Each member can be in up to 3 groups.

How is the order decided?

By lot, when the host starts the njangi. Each member has one week, Monday to Sunday, then the next member's week begins.

What if a member gives nothing?

Everyone in the group sees who gave and what. A member who gives nothing two weeks in a row moves to the end of the line, like a member who has not paid into a njangi.

How do you know a share was real?

Each share is a personal link. It only counts when somebody other than the two members opens it, and each person counts once.

Is my njangi public?

No. Only its members see the group, the order and who gave. The people you lift see the follows, vouches and recommendations like any others.