Stop guessing. See exactly where your money goes.
Every bill you add turns into a clear picture of your spending — a category breakdown, totals by group and by person, and a month or year view. No spreadsheet, no manual tagging, and you can export it all when tax season comes. Reports are a Pro feature, $7/month or $70/year.
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Split The Bill includes a built-in expense analytics view that turns the bills you already track into spending insights. It breaks your expenses down by category as a donut chart and bars, totals what you spent by group and by person, and lets you toggle between a single month and a full year. Each currency is reported separately rather than blended into one number, and you can export a spending CSV for any date range or a tax-ready summary for a calendar year. It’s the plain answer to the everyday question, “where does my money go?” — built automatically from your everyday bills. Reports are a Pro-only feature ($7/month or $70/year).
How it works
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Add your bills as normal
Every bill you log — a dinner, the rent, a trip — is picked up automatically. There’s nothing extra to tag or import; your reports are built from what you already track.
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Open Reports
See a donut of your spending by category, proportional bars for everything else, and headline totals at the top. It’s the answer to “where did my money go this month?” at a glance.
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Switch between month and year
Toggle to a single month for day-to-day spending or a full year for the big picture. Each period loads instantly, so you can flick between them to spot trends.
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Break it down by group and person
Beyond categories, see how much each group cost you and what you spent with each person, so you know exactly where — and with whom — the money went.
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Export when you need it
Download a spending CSV for any date range, a by-payment-method breakdown, a year summary, or a tax-ready export scoped to a calendar year — ready for your accountant or your own records.
Everything you need to understand your spending
Spending by category
A colour-coded donut and legend show exactly how your money splits across groceries, dining, travel, rent, and more — so budget leaks jump out instead of hiding in a list.
Month or year at a tap
Flip between a single month and a whole year with one toggle. Month is your everyday view; year is built for annual reviews and tax season.
Totals by group
See what each group cost over the period — the flat, the ski trip, the poker night — so you know which shared activity is quietly eating your budget.
Spend per person
A per-peer breakdown shows what you spent with — and net toward — each person, so you can see who you share the most costs with.
Each currency kept separate
Bills in different currencies are never blended into a fake total. Each currency is reported on its own terms, so the numbers you see are real, not an approximation.
CSV export for any range
Download your spending as a CSV for a day, a month, a year, or a custom date range — plus a by-payment-method breakdown — and open it in any spreadsheet.
Tax-ready year export
A dedicated tax export gives you a clean, year-scoped CSV of your expenses — the record your accountant asks for, without you rebuilding it from receipts by hand.
Find out where your money actually goes
Add your bills as you normally would, and watch them turn into a clear spending report — by category, by group, and by person — that you can export whenever you need it.
Try Reports with ProSpending reports are part of Pro — $7/month or $70/year. No card required to sign up.
What people use the reports for
Finding budget leaks
The donut shows dining out ate $340 last month — nearly double what you thought. Seeing it as a slice, not a number buried in a list, is what finally makes you cut it back.
A trip cost breakdown
After a week away, the group total says the trip cost you $612, split across accommodation, food, and transport. One glance tells you where the weekend really went — and what to budget for next time.
Tax-season export
Filing time arrives and you need last year’s expenses in a spreadsheet. The tax export gives you a clean, year-scoped CSV in one click, so your accountant gets exactly what they asked for.
Per-roommate spend
Living with two flatmates, the per-person view shows you shared $1,180 of bills with one and $260 with the other over the year — so you know at a glance where the household money flows.
Monthly money check-in
Once a month you open the report, compare this month’s categories to last, and see the $85 subscription creep and the extra takeaways before they become a habit.
Why it beats a spreadsheet
Zero manual tagging
Your report is built from the bills you already add — no importing statements, no categorising rows by hand every month just to see one chart.
Insight, not just a list
A category donut and proportional bars show the shape of your spending instantly, so problem areas are obvious instead of hidden in a wall of transactions.
Currency-honest totals
Nothing is faked by summing across currencies. Each is reported on its own, so a trip abroad never distorts the numbers you rely on.
Ready for your accountant
When you need a paper trail, a year-scoped CSV export is one click away — no rebuilding a year of expenses from receipts the night before a deadline.
Always up to date
The report reflects your bills the moment you add them. There’s no monthly reconciliation ritual — the picture is current whenever you open it.
Tracking spending: the old way vs. the app
Most people try to track spending with a spreadsheet they update for two weeks and then abandon. Here’s what changes when the report builds itself from your bills.
| Tracking spending: the old way vs. the app | ✗ | ✓ |
|---|---|---|
| Categorising expenses | Tag every row by hand in a spreadsheet, or give up and lump it all together. | Bills carry their category automatically and roll up into a donut you can read in a second. |
| Seeing where money goes | Scan a long list of numbers and try to hold the totals in your head. | A category breakdown and bars show the shape of your spending at a glance. |
| Month vs year view | Build one tab per month and a separate summary sheet, then keep them in sync. | One toggle switches between a single month and a full year, each loading instantly. |
| Multiple currencies | Convert everything to one currency by hand and quietly distort the totals. | Each currency is reported separately, so the numbers stay honest. |
| Exporting for tax | Copy a year of receipts into a sheet the night before your filing deadline. | Download a clean, year-scoped CSV in one click, ready for your accountant. |
Frequently asked questions
- Can I export my expenses for taxes?
- Yes. There’s a dedicated tax export that gives you a clean CSV of your expenses scoped to a single calendar year — the kind of record an accountant asks for. You can also export a general spending CSV for any date range and a year-summary breakdown.
- Does it show spending per person?
- Yes. As well as a category breakdown, the report totals what you spent with each person and each group over the period, so you can see exactly where — and with whom — your money went.
- Are multiple currencies blended into one total?
- No. Bills in different currencies are always reported separately rather than summed into a single fake total. The category chart shows your main currency, and any other-currency spending is shown alongside it, so the numbers stay honest.
- Do I have to tag or categorise anything manually?
- No. Your reports are built automatically from the bills you already add, using the category on each bill. There’s nothing extra to import or tag every month just to see the charts.
- Can I see a whole year, not just one month?
- Yes. A single toggle switches between a month view for day-to-day spending and a full-year view for annual reviews and tax season. Each period has its own view and loads instantly when you switch back.
- What can I download as a CSV?
- You can download a spending CSV for a day, month, year, or custom date range, a breakdown by payment method, a year-summary report, and a tax export scoped to a calendar year. All open in any spreadsheet app.
- How does it decide the categories in the chart?
- Each bill has a category — groceries, dining, travel, rent, and so on. The report groups your bills by that category and draws them as a donut and proportional bars, ordered by how much you spent.
- Is the spending report free?
- Spending reports — the category breakdown, group and per-person totals, and month or year views — are a Pro feature ($7/month or $70/year). CSV export is included on the free plan, so you can always get a downloadable record of your bills.
- Where does the data in my reports come from?
- Entirely from your own bills. As you add and split bills in the app, they feed the report automatically — so it’s always up to date and never asks you to import a bank statement or reconcile anything by hand.
