SaldIT: Split Group Expenses

SaldIT splits the costs of dinners, trips and weekends away, with no sign-up. One QR on the table, a scanned receipt, and SaldIT tells you who pays whom in the fewest payments. ONE DINNER, FROM THE TABLE TO SETTLED UP 1. One QR on the table. Create the group with everyone's names and the others scan the code. They join without an account, from the app or from their browser. 2. The receipt, line by line. Scan the bill and SaldIT picks out the place, the total and every line. If something doesn't add up, fix it with one tap. 3. Everyone ticks what they had. Ana her two beers, Luis the patatas bravas. It updates live on every phone and nobody can claim more than there is. 4. Three payments and you're square. SaldIT works out who pays whom in the fewest payments. Copy the amount, pay by bank transfer or Bizum, and mark it as paid. FOR EVERY PLAN • Dinners and tapas: the receipt line by line; shared plates split between whoever you choose. • Birthdays: friends treat the birthday person, who pays nothing. • Family meals: each household pays its share. • Trips and getaways: fuel, tolls, the house and the shopping, in one balance. • Shared flats: the supermarket run by amounts or percentages. Split each expense the way you want: equally, by items, by amounts, by percentages or by shares. NO SIGN-UP, NO HASSLE • No email, no phone number, no password: your phone is your identity. • Anyone without the app joins from their browser with the same link or QR. • Works offline: add expenses and payments without signal and they sync when you're back online. • Live balances on every phone in the group. • Notifications when someone adds an expense or pays you. YOUR ACCOUNTS, NOT YOUR DATA • The receipt is read on your own phone. The photo is only uploaded if you choose to keep it with the expense. • SaldIT never moves money: you pay each other, however you like. • "Delete my data", in Profile, removes your identity and your devices; the group's accounts still add up. Free and ad-free. Plans are for enjoying. Accounts just add up.