Split Bills with Roommate vs ShiftWorth

SplitBills keeps your shared household costs fair and simple. FEATURES • Create a household and invite roommates with a short code • Add bills with category, date, receipt photo and who paid • Split equally, by percentage, fixed amounts or weights • Recurring bills for rent, electricity, internet and more • Clear balances and suggested payments to settle up with as few transfers as possible • Record payments made outside the app • Reminders for bills due tomorrow • Reports with charts plus CSV and PDF export • Optional Face ID app lock PRIVACY No own server, no ads, no analytics. Your household data lives in Apple’s iCloud and is shared only with your household. SplitBills never moves money. Available in English, German and Persian (Farsi).

ShiftWorth helps hourly workers, freelancers, contractors, and side-hustlers understand what every shift is worth. It is a simple one-time paid app built for people who want useful paycheck insight without a subscription. Clock in when work starts, pause for breaks, clock out when you are done, and ShiftWorth turns your time into clear earnings estimates. You can also add past shifts manually when you forget to start the timer. Set up one or more pay profiles with hourly rates, pay schedules, overtime rules, estimated withholding, rounding, and weekly targets. Then review your earnings by week, month, pay period, or any custom date range. Key features: - Live clock-in and clock-out - Break tracking - Manual shift entry and editing - Multiple jobs or pay profiles - Hourly pay, tips, and bonuses - Daily and weekly overtime estimates - Weekly, monthly, pay-period, and custom reports - Gross pay and estimated net pay - Daily trend charts - CSV export through the iOS share sheet - Local-only data storage - No account, no ads, no location tracking - One-time purchase with no subscription ShiftWorth is made for people who want a simple answer to an important question: how much did I earn? Pay and tax results are estimates and may not match your employer payroll, local laws, or tax situation. Always confirm final payroll numbers with your employer or tax professional.