Use cases
For the costs you share. And your own.
Practical guides for trips, road trips, couples, shared homes, students, families, meals, group orders, colleagues, events, clubs, subscriptions and personal spending.
Sample data
Sample data
Sample data
Trips
One group can hold the hotel, trains and meals, even when friends take turns paying in different currencies.
Road trips & carpools
Keep a road trip’s car rental, fuel, tolls and parking in one group, and include only the people in the car for each cost. Regular carpools work the same way.
Couples
A couple’s expenses need not be split down the middle. Keep the agreed share separate from whoever happened to pay.
Shared homes
Give housemates a shared record that handles fixed bills and uneven purchases without turning every grocery run into a discussion.
Students
Split late-night food runs, group project costs and semester trips with roommates, hall mates and classmates. Free, with no ads and no daily cap on typed expenses.
Families
Share costs with siblings, parents and relatives, from a parent’s care to a family holiday or a joint gift. Choose the split that suits each bill and keep a record everyone can check.
Meals & outings
Split a restaurant bill by item, then send one link to the table. You check and save the meal. Your friends open the link to see their shares, with no account needed to view.
Group food orders
When one person places a delivery or takeaway order for everyone, assign each item, share the fees and discounts, and send one link with everyone’s share.
Colleagues & teams
Split a team lunch by what each person ordered, track contributions to a farewell gift and keep offsite costs in one place. Colleagues can view a shared meal without an account.
Events
Keep deposits, supplies and last-minute purchases visible to the people sharing an event’s costs.
Groups & clubs
Keep club supplies, court bookings and group outings together while allowing different members to take part each time.
Shared subscriptions
Split streaming, music, cloud storage and other family or group plans with a recurring expense, so each person’s share is recorded every month without anyone retyping it.
Personal spending
Review a month of spending: solo purchases alongside your share of meals and group bills, with categories and insights that show the pattern.
Start with a bill.
Add manual expenses freely. Optional AI has allowances.