Tusi keeps your aiga's si'i, reciprocity and event finances in one place — maliu, fa'aipoipoga, saofa'i, lotu and every gathering in between. No more shoeboxes of receipts. No more guessing who gave what.
A$199 + GST every 6 months · unlimited events · the whole aiga, one ledger
When a fa'alavelave comes, the aiga gives everything. But the record of who gave, what was spent, and what must be returned too often lives in someone's head, a notebook, or a box of crumpled receipts.
Receipts pile up across funeral homes, caterers, churches and travel. By the time the family asks "what did we spend?", half of them are lost.
Si'i carries an obligation to reciprocate — for years, for generations. Forgetting an aiga's gift isn't an admin error. It's a breach of va.
Usually one family member holds the whole picture. When they're grieving, travelling or simply tired, the record goes with them.
A multi-event platform that tracks finances through a Pacifica lens — not a Western spreadsheet bolted onto a sacred custom.
Add every fa'alavelave as its own record — funeral, wedding, saofa'i, church or reunion. Each one keeps its own si'i, receipts and budget, all under the one aiga.
Record every gift — money, fine mats ('ie tōga), food or other — and who it came from. Tick it off once it's acknowledged and thanked the proper way.
Tusi's signature view: what each aiga has given you, set against what you've returned. See at a glance who you owe and who owes you — the obligation that carries across every fa'alavelave.
Log every expense by category and see the running balance — si'i received against money spent — for each event. Always know where the aiga stands.
Photograph a receipt or a handwritten si'i list and Tusi pulls out the vendor, amount, date and category for you to confirm. The record stays accurate even when the day is chaos and nobody has time to type.
Five stages, each with its own checklist drawn from custom — Fa'asāmoa, Funeral Director, Plot or Cremation, Family Service & Burial Day and Catering. Set the location and time for each and share it with guests in a tap. Add a live-feed link so family overseas can watch. Assign every task to a member, contact or guest, and watch the plan fill up.
Invite family members and give each the right level: Full access, Financials, Events only, or Viewer. The money side stays private to those who should see it.
Every change is logged in an audit trail, so the family can always see who recorded what and when. Trust is the whole point — the record protects it.
Real screens from the live app — a demo aiga with fictional names, the exact workflow your family will use.
Si'i received, sao collected, fesoasoani, spent and on hand — the whole fa'alavelave on one page, updated the moment anyone records a thing.
"Leota family brought $500 cash and 10 boxes pisupo, presented by Tuilagi Sefo." Speak or type it — Samoan, English or both — and Tusi writes the full line for you to check before it saves.
Set the sao goal and Tusi tracks each line of the family — pledged, collected, still to come — so the record speaks quietly and nobody is shamed.
A Samoan funeral has five stages, and Tusi maps each one to a part of the fale. As the aiga completes tasks, the fale rises on screen — the whole family watches the work come together.
A funeral-home receipt, a spreadsheet, or the handwritten si'i list from the table — take a photo and the AI pulls out every line for you to check. Nothing saves until you confirm.
Who gave si'i and when, money in versus out by day, the running position, top families, spending by share. The questions every family meeting asks, answered in one screen.
Tusi holds the gafa too. Build the family tree by hand — or tell the story and the AI draws it. Branches, villages and titles, every line connected.
Spending, suppliers, reports and the audit trail — the quiet machinery under the record.
Every expense logged with its category, who paid and when — from the casket to the umu supplies. The shoebox, retired.
Funeral director, hall, caterer — attach their quotes, approve with one tap, and the cost flows straight into spending.
One report with the totals, what's still open and who's on it — print it, email it, or table it at the family meeting.
Every change, who made it, and when. Trust is the whole point — the record protects it.
Tusi is designed around the values that make a fa'alavelave what it is — not a finance app dressed in tapa, but a tool that understands why the record matters.
Every gift recorded, every thank-you ticked off, every obligation honoured — Tusi exists to protect the relationships that hold the aiga together.
Carrying the record is a form of tautua. Tusi takes the weight off the one person who always carries it, so service can be shared.
Knowing what was given and what is owed lets the aiga reciprocate with dignity — never forgetting, never falling short, never causing shame.
Start your family's Tusi, set your currency, and invite the family members who help carry the load — each with the access they should have.
When a fa'alavelave comes, add it as an event. Record si'i as it arrives and snap receipts as you spend. Tusi keeps the running balance.
When it's your turn to give, open Reciprocity and see exactly what each aiga did for you. Give back with confidence and respect.
No per-event fees. No per-user charges. One subscription covers your entire family and unlimited fa'alavelave.
Your family's record is private to your aiga. We never sell your data.
Tusi is built first for Samoan fa'alavelave — funerals, weddings and saofa'i — because that's where the need is sharpest. But the same lens of reciprocity and ceremonial giving runs across Pasifika, so any family that practises si'i or koha can use it.
One subscription covers your entire aiga — unlimited family members and unlimited events. There are no per-event or per-person charges. It's A$199 plus GST (A$218.90 total) billed every 6 months, and you can cancel anytime.
Yes. You invite each family member at the right level — Full access, Financials, Events only, or Viewer. People who help run the event can record si'i and gifts without ever seeing the spending side. The money wall is built in.
Take a photo of a receipt or even a handwritten si'i list, and Tusi reads the details — vendor, amount, date, category — for you to check and save. It keeps the record accurate when the day is busy and nobody has time to type everything in.
Your record is private to your aiga and backed up securely in the cloud. Every change is logged in an audit trail so the family can always see who recorded what. We never sell your data.
That's fine — you can add past events and the si'i you remember, so your reciprocity history is captured from the start. The sooner you record it, the less the aiga has to carry in their heads.
Give your aiga one place for every fa'alavelave — so nothing given is forgotten, and nothing owed is missed.
Start your Tusi — A$199/6mo