FI vs Splitt.US

The budget app for two (or more). FI-532 gives your household one clear number — what's left to spend — and splits every paycheck 50/30/20 into needs, wants and savings. No bank login. Add expenses by voice, receipt photo or automatically from Apple Pay, and see who owes whom in one tap. Track everything in one place: - Log income, expenses, and transfers in seconds - Organize spending with Needs, Wants, and Savings categories - Follow a 50/30/20 budget rule and customize monthly targets - Create recurring bills and subscriptions, then mark them as paid - Get reminders for upcoming payments - View monthly cash flow, budget progress, and upcoming bills at a glance - Split shared expenses and settle balances between household members - Keep selected transactions private when needed - Filter by date range, transaction type, and category - Set household currency and timezone for accurate planning Premium features include: - AI Reports to ask questions about spending and budget trends - CSV export for transaction and recurring payment history - Advanced reminders and expanded collaboration tools FI-532 helps your household stay aligned, spend smarter, and build better money habits together. Get to know the app and all of its features first with a free trial before you can choose between a FI-532 Premium monthly or yearly subscription. The subscription will automatically renew at the end of the period, for the same price. You can turn off the auto- renewal at any time up until 24-hours before the end of the subscription period in your Account Settings. When you cancel the auto-renewal, access to the "Premium features" will not expire immediately, you will have access until the end of the current payment period. Read more about it in the privacy policy: https://www.fi-532.app/privacy Read more about it in the end user license agreement (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Splitt - Co-Parenting Expense Tracker Fair, Transparent Child Expense Management for Separated & Divorced Parents Splitt is the secure expense management platform built specifically for co-parents. Track child-related costs, settle payments fairly, and maintain court-admissible records—all without the stress, conflict, or endless text threads. Built for Co-Parents Managing shared expenses after separation shouldn't add to the stress. Splitt keeps everything transparent, documented, and fair—so you can focus on what matters: your kids. Key Features: Complete Expense Tracking - Log every child-related cost from medical bills to school supplies, sports fees to daycare Dispute Resolution - Request reviews, add notes, and resolve disagreements with a clear paper trail Automatic Settlements - See who owes what instantly with smart balance calculations Court-Admissible Records - Generate detailed expense reports with timestamps and receipts for legal documentation Audit Log - Full transparency with timestamped records of every action taken in the app Recurring Expenses - Set up automatic tracking for monthly childcare, insurance, and regular costs Receipt Uploads - Attach photos of receipts directly to expenses for complete documentation Payment Tracking - Record payments made and received with dates and amounts Push Notifications - Get alerted when expenses are added, disputed, or settled Secure & Private - Bank-level security keeps your financial information protected Why Splitt Works: Traditional expense-splitting apps weren't designed for the unique challenges of co-parenting. Splitt understands that you need more than a calculator—you need documentation, accountability, and peace of mind. Whether you're managing custody agreements, preparing for court, or simply trying to keep things fair and transparent, Splitt gives you the tools to track every dollar spent on your children without the drama. Perfect for: Separated or divorced parents sharing child expenses Co-parents following court-ordered expense sharing Parents preparing financial documentation for legal proceedings Anyone who wants transparent, fair tracking of child-related costs How It Works: Add your co-parent to your household Log expenses as they happen Attach receipts and add notes Review and approve (or dispute) expenses Track payments and settle balances Generate reports for taxes or court Stop arguing about who paid for what. Start focusing on your kids. Download Splitt and bring clarity to co-parenting expenses.