SplitBills - Bill Splitter vs SplitBill – Split expenses Usage & Stats
Perfect for vacations, roommates or your relationship, SplitBills helps you to stay on top of your expenses and settle up in an easy, relaxed way.
SplitBills is the easiest way to share expenses with friends and family and stop stressing about "who owes who".
● SplitBills is for:
- Roommates splitting rent and apartment bills
- Group trips around the world
- Splitting a vacation house for skiing or at the beach
- Weddings and bachelor parties
- Couples sharing relationship costs
- Friends and co-workers who go out to lunch or dinner together frequently
- Loans and IOUs between friends
- And much more
● How to use?
- Create groups or join groups created by your bill partners.
- Add expenses or informal debts with all currencies and real-time exchange rates
- Keep track of owes who.
- Share Detailed summery(PDF) to the peoples in group to easily understand the equation.
- gives you easy group sharing via a code or a QR Code
- Apple App Store
- Free
- Finance
Store Rank
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Use a picture of a receipt and split the expenses!
KEY FEATURES
• Mark & sum up numbers
With an active card at the bottom, tap on any number on the image. The number will be marked on the image and added to the card.
• Custom cards
Sum up numbers under customisable cards. A card can be anything, such as people or budget categories.
• Distinguish expenses
See which expenses already belong to another card and which ones are summed up under the current one.
• Total amount
See the total amount of all cards or mark the total amount on the image and automatically calculate the remainder.
• Add or correct numbers
Add new numbers that aren't highlighted by double tapping on them. If a number is recognised, but the amount is wrong simply open up the card by tapping on it, tap on the value and enter the correct value.
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• Undo/Redo
• Numbers are automatically sorted based on the image
SplitBill is open source
- Apple App Store
- Free
- Finance
Store Rank
- -
SplitBills - Bill Splitter VS. 
SplitBill – Split expensesDecember 17, 2024