faff. Open faff

Life admin, unfaffed.

The bill, the letter, the payslip, the flat-pack. Show faff what you're dealing with. It tells you what it means, shows you where every number came from, and walks you through what to do, one step at a time.

Open faff

An early version, for people we've invited. Nothing to download. No account, no password.

From "what is this?" to done in three moves

  1. Show itTake a photo, paste a link, or just type what's going on.
  2. See what it saysWhat you owe, by when, and what the jargon means. Every number points to the spot it was read from, so you can check it.
  3. Get it sortedClear steps, one at a time, with a reminder before anything's due. Tick them off and it's done.

How people use it

Final year · Rhea

The first payslip

Payday came, and the money in the bank isn't the salary in the offer letter.

  1. Snap the payslip. faff picks out the pay date and what you take home.
  2. Check the gross pay matches what you agreed.
  3. Name each deduction: tax, National Insurance, pension, student loan.
  4. Match take-home pay to the bank. Something wrong? Ask payroll in writing.
Start with your payslip →

First flat · Christy

The council tax letter

A letter with a band, a yearly total and ten payment dates. Is any of it right?

  1. Snap the bill. faff reads the year's total, the first payment and the band.
  2. Check your band, and that you're getting the discounts you're due.
  3. Set up direct debit, and get reminded before the first payment.
  4. Struggling? Talk to the council before you miss one.
Start with council tax →

A year abroad

A bill in French

Facture, TTC, PDL. You owe something to someone, but what, and by when?

  1. Snap the facture. faff finds who it's from, what to pay and by when.
  2. Check it's really yours, and learn what you're paying for.
  3. Pay it before it's due, with a reminder so it never slips.
  4. Switch on direct debit, and check if you can get help with rent.
Start with the French bill →

Moving in

The flat-pack bookcase

Forty parts, one drawing, no words.

  1. Count the parts before you start.
  2. Build the frame on its back, then square up the back panel.
  3. Fix it to the wall before you put a single book on it.
Start with the bookcase →

105 things faff can walk you through

For life in the UK, and growing every week. Tap one to start it.

Money 19
Work 15
Study 14
Home 14
Government and paperwork 12
Health 15
Phones and accounts 15
Fix and make 1

Each one is written from official and trusted sources, which it links to. None has been checked by a person yet, so each says "Made by faff, not checked".

What faff will never do

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