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Shared flat expenses
Rent, power, water, internet and the shopping. Same thing every month, someone always fronting the money, and an account that never quite closes.
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Here the problem isn't squaring up once
A trip ends. A flat doesn't. Bills keep arriving, the shopping is done by whoever passes the supermarket, and the rent always goes out of the same account because that's the one it's set up on. Three months later nobody knows whether they're square, and asking sounds like an accusation.
A group that never closes
- Each expense as it happens. Who paid, and who it's split between.
- The balance is always there. At any moment you know whether you're square, without sitting down to work it out with anyone.
- Square up when it suits — end of month, or whenever — with the fewest payments.
Not everything splits between everyone
Rent might split evenly, but the big room sometimes pays more, Friday's beer was for three, and whoever spent the month away used no electricity. Each expense splits how it should.
When people move in or out
In a flat, people change. You can leave someone out of an expense they weren't part of, and add whoever arrives without touching what came before.
Frequently asked questions
Does it work for fixed monthly bills?
Yes. Rent, power, water, internet or the shopping are added like any other expense, and the balance carries on month to month without closing the group.
What if someone new moves in?
You add them to the group and they're in from that point on. What came before isn't touched.
Can rent be split unevenly?
Yes. By percentage or by exact amounts, for when one room pays more than another.
Are there reminders for whoever hasn't paid?
Yes, automatic ones, and they're a Premium feature. You can also just look: each person's balance is always visible.
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