Fair isn't always 50/50
Split expenses as a couple, your way
Rent, groceries, holidays, the vet. Share them 50/50 or by percentage, whatever feels fair to you both, and see where you stand without keeping score in your head.
Works in your browser and on Android. Coming soon on iOS
Why money talk gets tricky for couples
Many couples don't split everything down the middle. One earns more, one pays the rent, the other does the weekly shop. Without a record, it's hard to tell whether things even out over a month.
A joint account is one answer, but not everyone wants one. Keeping score in your head, or in a notes app, turns into guesswork and the occasional argument.
How Split & Done helps couples share costs
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50/50 or by percentage
Split each expense equally or by percentage, 60/40 or whatever you agree on. Shares always add up to the total.
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Paid and consumed, month by month
Monthly totals show what each of you paid and what your share really was, so you can see at a glance who's covering more.
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See where your money goes
Expenses get a category, such as home, food or shopping, and charts show how your shared spending splits between them.
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No joint account needed
Split & Done only keeps track of who owes what. You pay each other however you like and record it; money never moves through the app.
Couples and money: common questions
Should couples split expenses 50/50 or by income?
There's no single right answer. Some couples split everything equally; others split by income, say 60/40. Split & Done supports both: choose equal shares or percentages for each expense.
Can we see who has paid more this month?
Yes. Monthly totals show what each of you paid and what your share was, and the balance shows who owes whom right now.
Who else can see our expenses?
Only the members of the group. Split & Done has no ads and no third-party behavioral tracking, and your data is never sold.
More ways to use Split & Done
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Group trips
Travel expenses like flights, rooms, dinners and taxis, each paid by someone different — in more than one currency if you cross a border. Settle up once you're home.
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Friends
Dinners, concerts, birthday presents. Split the bill with friends and keep a running tab, instead of settling up every time.
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Roommates
Split rent, bills, groceries and cleaning supplies. Everyone sees what's been paid and what's still owed, month after month.
Fair shares, fewer arguments.
Create a group for the two of you and add your first shared expense.
Works in your browser and on Android. Coming soon on iOS