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Couples

Two people, one running balance.

Groceries, cinema, the occasional bigger thing. SplitPop keeps the balance between the two of you, split however suits you, without anyone keeping score in their head.

Create a group
An example. The names and amounts are made up. Noor & Ada

How it goes

  1. 01

    Make it private

    A new group is public. For a household, choose private, and its link shows only the name and a way to ask for access.

  2. 02

    Split your way

    Equally, by shares or by percent, expense by expense. You see both amounts before you save.

  3. 03

    Even up now and then

    Summary always shows who owes whom. One payment settles it, and the history stays.

What helps most

All features

  • Four ways to split

    Equally, by shares, by percent or by fixed amounts, between everyone or just some. You see each person’s amount before you save, and the rounding always adds back up.

  • Private when you want it

    Switch a group to private and its link shows only the name and the way to ask for access. You can still publish one single expense on its own link.

  • The fewest payments

    Balances turn into a settle-up plan: the fewest payments that settle the group, or the original pairs if your group prefers them. A payment records money that changed hands elsewhere; SplitPop never moves money.

With your assistant

SplitPop tells the assistant to read back the amount and the people and to wait for your yes before it records an expense or a payment or changes who is in a group.

Use SplitPop in ChatGPT or Claude
Add the weekly shop, I paid. Split it with Ada.

Good to know

  • A new group is public unless you choose private when you create it or later in its settings.
  • A payment records money that changed hands elsewhere; SplitPop never moves money.

Questions

Can nobody else see our group?

Choose private when you create it, or later in its settings. Its link then shows only the group name and the way to ask for access.

We don’t split everything in half.

Split each expense equally, by shares, by percent or by fixed amounts. SplitPop shows each person’s amount before you save.

Does SplitPop work for just two people?

Yes. A group can be two people; the balance between you is the whole settle-up plan.

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