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Set per-category limits for the shared household, then track real spending against them: the difference between a budget that holds and a spreadsheet nobody opens.
Map every upcoming payment on a dated timeline, then mark-paid to turn a planned item into a real bill. No double entry.
Reuse a bill's line items to generate a PDF invoice, pick a sender profile, add a client, and share a public link: no retyping.
Export your Splitwise group as CSV, preview members + expenses, migrate the whole history: no re-typing.
Flag reimbursable items, run a ledger report, and export a clean tax CSV your accountant will actually accept.
A group kitty is a shared pot everyone pays into and spends from: one contribution up front, one reconciliation at the end. Here's how to run it.
Set rent due dates, invite tenants, track paid vs due, and log property expenses: the small-landlord rent-collection workflow.
Set a recurring template once, and it auto-generates the bill each month with your saved split, so you never re-enter rent or Netflix again.
Equal, exact, percentage, by-items, by-shares, by-adjustment: the six real ways to split a bill, with worked numbers and when each is fair.
7 apps compared honestly on free tier, OCR, recurring, multi-currency. Trade-offs for trips vs roommates vs couples.
Rent is easy. Utilities + groceries + ad-hoc shared expenses are where roommate splits fall apart: here's the playbook that holds.
Equal-split is the default but rarely the fairest. 5 methods compared with real numbers + trade-offs.
