Splendo: Split Bills & Rent

Splendo: Split Bills & Rent

Roommate expenses, settle up

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 27, 2026
  • September 14, 2026

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Splendo keeps track of who paid for what, so nobody has to do the maths at the end of a trip. Make a group for the holiday, the flat, or the dinner. Add what you spent. Splendo works out who owes whom and keeps one running answer instead of a pile of receipts. • Photograph a receipt and it fills the expense in for you • Rent, bills and subscriptions repeat on their own — you enter them once • Split equally, by exact amounts, by percentage or by shares • Add people by name — they don't need the app to be in a group • Share the group’s link — whoever opens it picks themselves from the people added by name, and everything recorded under that name comes with them • Enter an expense in any of 48 currencies; each group keeps its own • Settle up in one step, with a record of it afterwards • Ten languages Free, with no limit on groups, people or expenses. Splendo never moves money. It records who owes whom; paying each other back is something you do your own way, then mark as done here.
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What's New in Splendo

1.4.0

September 14, 2026

More than one person paid? Record each person’s contribution separately from how the expense is split. Available for regular expenses, receipt-based expenses, and recurring expenses. Settling up is clearer, with exact payment amounts, partial payments, and protection against accidentally recording the same payment twice. Invitations are easier to use: expired links are refreshed before sharing, you can paste the whole chat message containing an invite, and previously used personal invitations show a clear next step.

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