Bazar rotation explained: a fair grocery roster for your mess
Whose turn is it to do the bazar? In a lot of messes that question causes more friction than the money itself. A rotation fixes it.
What bazar duty is
Bazar duty is simply whose turn it is to buy groceries for the mess that day. Sharing it fairly is the whole point — nobody should be stuck buying more often than anyone else.
A round-robin roster
MessBuddy keeps an automatic round-robin roster: each member is assigned turns in order, so over a month everyone takes a roughly equal share of duty.
You can auto-fill the rotation for the month and carry the order over to the next month, so it keeps running without anyone managing a list.
Swapping a turn
Cannot make your day? Swap it with another member in a tap. The other person confirms, and the roster updates for everyone — no group-chat negotiation needed.
Assign by date
Beyond the automatic rotation, you can assign the bazar to a specific date when you need to. On the free plan you unlock a date assignment by watching a short ad; on Premium you can assign by date any time, with no ads.
Receipts keep it honest
On your day you upload the receipt, and every taka is visible to the whole mess. Those spends feed straight into the meal rate, so the rotation and the money stay in sync.