Split bills, track debts, manage groups
Track group expenses and split bills among users. Record purchases and assign costs to individuals. View who owes whom and settle debts directly. Sync with multiple users for shared households or trips.
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Raymond Yip
Split bills with a photo and share
Take photos of receipts to automatically extract item and price details. Split bills evenly or assign specific items to individuals. Mix and match expenses and track who owes what. Share split details with friends and receive payments directly.
First-Lockhart Bank
Check balances, make transfers, pay bills,
Check account balances and review recent transactions by date, amount, or check number. Schedule one-time bill payments and manage payees. Make transfers between accounts and pay bills directly. Deposit checks by photo.
Andrew Cunningham
Shared expense calculator for group trips.
The app calculates shared expenses from trips. It determines how individuals can settle debts by minimizing transactions.
倩 赵
Track accounts, view balances, add transactions
Track multiple account balances and transaction details. Add recurring or one-time transactions. Mark transactions as cleared or pending. Transfer funds between accounts. Reconcile transactions and view visual spending reports.
Dmitry Ryazantsyev
Split expenses with friends and track payments
Split expenses with friends by defining categories and adding images for groups. Calculate individual shares automatically. Share receipts and track payments. Set reminders for pending payments. Export transaction history.
JIE WANG
Expenses and share groups
Create groups to add expenses and costs among participants. expenses in various ways and share groups via link. Set up payments and track contributions within the group.
Feng Jiang
And share payments
Among friends by entering expenses and calculating individual shares. View detailed breakdowns of who owes whom. Share transaction details via text or screenshots.
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