tab.
Track who owes you & get paid
About
This app helps you track and recover money owed to you by others. It allows you to create digital receipts for shared expenses, with options for private settlement or public visibility if unpaid. Pro features offer advanced tracking and reminders.
What's New in tab.
1.67.1
June 29, 2026
Subscriptions & In-App Purchases
tab. Pro
Unlimited tabs, reminders, insights & badge.
FAQ
How secure is tab. for tracking who owes me money?
tab. prioritizes user control and privacy. Tabs are private initially, and proof is only visible to the two parties involved. You can dispute any claim and block users. The app is designed to be a social accountability tool, not a debt collector.
What are the pricing details for tab. Pro?
tab. Pro offers unlimited tabs, auto-reminders, custom receipt themes, viewer insights, and a verified badge. It is available through a monthly subscription for $6.99 or a yearly subscription for $39.99.
Can I use tab. to split bills with multiple people?
Yes, tab. allows you to file solo tabs or split a bill across an entire group at once. This makes it convenient for tracking shared expenses from dinners, trips, or events.
Does tab. have ads?
No, tab. does not contain advertisements. The app is free to use, with an optional Pro subscription for enhanced features.
What happens if someone disputes a tab I filed on tab.?
If a tab is disputed, the person named has the option to dispute it, ask for forgiveness, or mark it as settled. The app facilitates communication and resolution between the parties involved.
How often is tab. updated?
The latest version of tab. is 1.67.1, and it was last updated on June 29, 2026. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and maintenance.
What devices does tab. support?
tab. is available for iPhone and iPod devices. It is rated for users aged 17 and older.
What payment methods can be used to settle tabs?
While tab. facilitates the tracking and recording of who owes what, it does not directly process payments. Users would typically use external payment services like Venmo, PayPal, or bank transfers to settle their debts.
