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تطبيق أسطوري ويفك أزمة! تنظيم الطلعات والجمعات صار أسهل وأمتع بمليون مرة. 5 نجوم بالراحة! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
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شكرًا على تقييمك الرهيب! أسعدنا إن طلعتنا سهّل عليك تنظيم الطلعات والجمعات وخلاها أسهل وأمتع.

Easily calculate and split shared expenses for outings with friends and family. Track purchases, assign payers, and see suggested transfers for a fair balance. Share clear summaries of how costs were divided.
1.4
October 28, 2026
- A fresh look: refreshed screens, glass controls, and clearer theme colors in dark mode. - Bill calculator: add discounts, tax, and tips, preview everyone's share, then use the result in your purchase. - Update reminders: get a heads-up when a newer version is available. Talatna keeps working offline. - Swipe across the bottom bar and the People, Purchases, and Fair Share tabs to switch quickly. - Layout, scrolling, and Arabic fixes.
Moreشكرًا على تقييمك الرهيب! أسعدنا إن طلعتنا سهّل عليك تنظيم الطلعات والجمعات وخلاها أسهل وأمتع.
Talatna allows you to create an outing, add participants, and then input each purchase. You specify who paid and how the cost should be split, either equally or by custom amounts for each person.
No, Talatna is a calculator only. It does not transfer money, process payments, connect to banks, or hold funds. It provides suggested transfers for users to handle manually.
Talatna is available on iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch, offering flexibility for managing expenses across your devices.
Yes, Talatna is completely free to use. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements, making it a straightforward expense-splitting tool.
The latest version, 1.3, was released on July 17, 2026, indicating recent development activity. Updates typically include bug fixes and feature enhancements.
Talatna has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users, including younger individuals who may participate in group outings.
No, Talatna is strictly a shared expense calculator. It does not provide financial advice, process payments, or connect to financial institutions.
Users manually input all purchase details, including amounts, payers, and split methods. It's important to review these details with your group before confirming to ensure accuracy.