Trusted groups
Invitation-based Equb groups for people who choose to participate together.
Community + Equb + solar ownership
Build toward solar ownership, together.
Solar Equb organizes trusted groups around a solar product, a contribution schedule and a shared cycle—so members can follow progress in one clear mobile experience.
Solar Equb coordinates product acquisition. It is not presented as a cash-loan or cash-payout product.
Structured contributions
Contribution schedules and obligations are represented as backend-owned records.
Solar product access
Published solar packages, prices, availability, installation and warranty information live in the catalogue.
Equb-based organization
Group agreements, member status, cycles and allocation records keep the process organized.
How it works
A solar goal, organized through an Equb cycle.
The product stays at the center of the experience. Group formation, contributions, allocation and fulfilment are organized around that goal.
Choose a solar product
Browse published solar packages and review the currently approved product information.
Create an Equb group
Choose the group size and contribution frequency, then form an invitation-based group.
Contribute together
Follow the group contribution schedule and track contribution obligations as the cycle progresses.
Track progress in the app
Follow member status, contribution state, notifications, recipient allocation and fulfilment updates.
Inside the app
Designed for clarity across the full Equb journey.
These are real captures from the Solar Equb app build. The website does not substitute fabricated product states or invented user activity for the application itself.
01 / Home
A clear view of what needs attention.
The home experience brings together active Equb context, contribution status, product access, orders, support and operational notifications without turning the app into a trading or banking dashboard.
- Active Equb context
- Contribution status
- Products, orders and support
- Persistent operational updates
02 / Catalogue
Solar packages are the goal, not a storefront gimmick.
The catalogue is built around published product packages and their approved details. The app models specifications, package contents, installation scope, warranty summary, availability and price versions.
- Published package information
- Approved price versions
- Availability summaries
- Product detail flow
03 / Group setup
Form an Equb around a selected solar package.
Group formation connects a selected product with an invitation-based member group, an approved agreement, a supported group size and a contribution frequency. The current implementation uses cycle-based recipient allocation.
- Invitation-based membership
- Group agreement acceptance
- Contribution frequency
- Cycle and allocation records
Solar product connection
The Equb is organized around a real product objective.
Solar Equb is not designed as a general online marketplace. The current data model connects each group to a published solar package and a locked product price, then carries that context into cycles, allocation, orders, installation, handover and warranty records.
Published package
Product details, availability and approved price version.
Equb group
Selected product, agreement, members and contribution schedule.
Cycle progress
Contribution obligations, recipient allocation and group state.
Fulfilment
Order, installation, handover and warranty records.
Why Solar Equb
The tools a group needs to stay organized.
The feature set is intentionally centered on group coordination, solar package selection, contribution state and operational follow-through.
Group visibility
See group status, member participation, agreement state and current cycle information.
Contribution tracking
The app reads contribution obligations and payment state from backend records.
Invitation-based groups
Groups use invitations and member acceptance rather than open public discovery.
Solar catalogue
Review published product packages, specifications, availability, installation scope and warranty summaries.
Operational notifications
Persistent in-app updates cover contributions, allocation, fulfilment, support and account events.
Progress through fulfilment
Orders, installation, handover and warranty records extend the journey beyond group formation.
Community story
Traditional participation, organized for a modern solar goal.
Equb is rooted in people coordinating around a shared contribution cycle. Solar Equb brings that organizing idea into a digital workflow centered on a selected solar product, invitation-based membership and visible operational state.
It does not promise investment returns, interest income or cash winnings. The outcome is product acquisition and fulfilment.
Trust, without slogans
Backend-owned records instead of marketing promises.
The current implementation uses Firebase Authentication, Cloud Firestore, Cloud Functions, App Check, Messaging and Storage. Transaction-critical changes are designed to be controlled by backend logic and security rules.
Phone OTP authentication
Firebase phone authentication is implemented for sign-in.
Server-controlled workflow
Group, contribution and allocation state is handled through backend records and functions.
Operational updates
Persistent in-app notifications and FCM tokens support account and workflow events.
FAQ
Questions before you start.
Clear answers based on the current application implementation.
Solar Equb is a digital product-acquisition workflow built around Equb groups. Members organize around a selected solar package, follow a contribution schedule, track group progress and move through allocation and fulfilment in the app.
No. The inspected app explicitly describes Solar Equb as coordinating solar product acquisition and states that it is not a cash-loan product and does not promise cash payouts.
The current implementation supports product selection, group formation, invitation-based membership, group agreements, contribution schedules, member status, group chat and cycle-based recipient allocation.
The implementation is invitation-based. The app tells users to invite people they know and trust, and invitation acceptance is handled through a specific invitation flow.
The codebase contains contribution and payment tracking, receipts, provider callbacks and reconciliation logic. The inspected build only contains a non-production sandbox payment adapter; no approved production payment provider is configured in that source snapshot.
The inspected implementation supports Firebase phone OTP sign-in and stores a display name, preferred language, account identifiers, consent-version records, device information and push-notification tokens. The current profile creation flow explicitly stores no KYC document payload.
Yes. The app includes an authenticated deletion-request flow that records a deletion request. Final retention and legal fulfilment rules are not defined in the inspected source and must be completed before publication of definitive retention promises.
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