Flatshares
The flat’s money, sorted.
Groceries this week, the internet bill this month, cleaning supplies whenever. SplitPop keeps a running tally and shows where the money went.
How it goes
- 01
One group for the flat
Everyone in the flat is in it. A new flatmate joins by claiming the name you added or asking to join.
- 02
Add as you go
Whoever shops adds it. SplitPop suggests a category from the title, so the month sorts itself.
- 03
Settle when it suits you
Balances shows who owes whom right now. Remind sends a friendly nudge on a payment someone owes you.
What helps most
Categories and where the money went
Each expense gets a category, suggested from its title. The group sees its spending by category, person and month.
Remind, politely
On a payment someone owes you, Remind asks SplitPop to send them a message from you with the amount and the group’s link, if they have an account.
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 ClaudeGood to know
- SplitPop has no bank connection: what goes in is what someone enters, by hand or through an assistant.
- A payment records money that changed hands elsewhere; SplitPop never moves money.
Questions
Can SplitPop remind a flatmate?
Yes. On a payment someone owes you, Remind asks SplitPop to send them a message from you with the amount and the group’s link, if they have an account.
Can we see what we spend on?
Yes. The group shows its spending by category, by person and by month, and every number links to the expenses behind it.
What happens when someone moves out?
Settle their balance with a payment. Their expenses and payments stay in the group’s history.