Built around how Indian groups actually split
Rupees first, UPI for settling, WhatsApp for coordinating, and GST handled properly on every restaurant bill. For flatmates, couples, trips and one-off dinners alike.
Receipt scanning built for Indian bills
Photograph a bill and we read the merchant, the line items, CGST and SGST separately from the service charge, the discount and the round-off. Indian lakh grouping is handled properly, so ₹1,25,000 is never read as ₹125,000.
Five ways to split
Equally, by exact amounts, by percentage, by shares, or item by item. The split always reconciles to the last paisa, and remainders are distributed rather than quietly dropped.
Itemised bills
Assign each dish to whoever ate it. Tax, service charge and tip are spread in proportion to what each person ordered, or equally if the group prefers.
UPI-first settlement
Every payment comes with a UPI deep link and a QR with the amount filled in. A balance only clears when the person receiving the money confirms it.
Multi-currency
Pay in THB, AED or USD and see the rupee equivalent alongside. The original amount is never overwritten, and the exchange rate used is stored with the expense.
Debt simplification
Four people who all paid for something can end up owing each other in a loop. We net it down to the fewest payments that clear everyone.
WhatsApp sharing
Invites, payment requests, reminders and the final group summary all share in one tap. Messages carry only what the recipient is entitled to see.
Roles and permissions
Owners, admins and members. People can be added by name before they sign up, and someone with an outstanding balance cannot be quietly removed.
Built for a phone first
Bottom navigation, a floating add button, thumb-sized targets and a camera that opens straight to the rear lens. Add it to your home screen and it opens like an app.
Survives bad network
If the connection drops while you are adding an expense, what you typed stays on your device rather than disappearing.
Export everything
CSV or JSON, with every expense, each person's share, the exchange rates used, all settlements and the outstanding balances.
Private by default
Receipts are stored privately and served through links that expire. We never ask for or store a UPI PIN, card number, CVV or bank password.