Track personal or shared expenses and income with this all-in-one money management tool. Easily split bills, manage household costs like rent and utilities, and keep a record of money lent or borrowed. Seamlessly switch between personal and group finances.
3.5.0
November 12, 2026
Track who has paid and what is still pending, right inside your group. Admins can also turn on Collect advance, so members put money in first and bills can be paid from it. New in Personal expenses: set a budget start day (1–28), so your budget follows your pay cycle, for example the 10th to the 9th. Your budget card, exports and spending figures all use it.
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Yes, Mess Book contains advertisements. This is common for free utility applications that offer in-app purchases for premium features.
Mess Book offers several subscription plans, including monthly options starting at $0.99 with a 7-day free trial for some tiers, and yearly plans for $4.99 or $9.99. These plans unlock premium features.
Users can create or join groups using a group ID to manage shared finances. The app allows for splitting bills, tracking joint expenses like rent and utilities, and settling up with clear reports.
Yes, Mess Book allows you to keep a record of money you lend to others or borrow from them, providing a clear overview of your financial obligations.
Absolutely. You can use Mess Book on your own to track your personal expenses and income, providing a comprehensive view of your individual financial activity.
Mess Book is available on iPhones and iPads, making it accessible for users within the Apple ecosystem.
The latest version of Mess Book is 3.4.55, and it was last updated on November 1, 2026. This indicates a relatively recent update, suggesting ongoing development and support.
Mess Book has an age rating of 4+, meaning it is suitable for users of all ages, with no content restrictions.
