Splitter – Split Bills Easily

Splitter is a free and simple expense splitting app to split bills and group expenses with friends and family. Track shared costs, calculate who owes whom, and settle up bills with fewer payments. No account required and no mandatory cloud sync.

Splitter keeps everything straightforward and private. Your groups and expenses are stored locally on your device. Perfect for roommates, group trips, shared dinners, and any situation where bills or expenses need to be split fairly.

Key Features

Private & Local-First
- Your expense data is stored locally on your device
- No account or mandatory cloud sync
- Core expense tracking and settlement work offline
- Sharing summaries may require connectivity

Flexible Expense Splitting
- Support for multiple payers per expense
- Unequal contributions handled correctly
- Penny-perfect calculations using exact math

Smart Settlement for Shared Expenses
- Automatically minimizes the number of payments
- See the simplest way for everyone to settle up
- Optional direct (non-optimized) view for transparency

Payment Tracking
- Check off payments as people settle
- Instantly see what’s pending vs completed

100% Free
- Unlimited groups and expenses
- No restrictions or paywalls
- Minimal advertising

Backup & Restore
- Export your data to a file
- Restore anytime
- You stay in control of your data

Clean, Distraction-Free Design
- Modern light & dark themes
- Focused on what matters

How It Works
1. Create a group and add people
2. Add expenses including who paid and how to split it
3. View settlements to see who owes whom
4. Lock the group and track payments as they’re completed

What this app is (and isn’t)
Splitter focuses on simple, accurate expense splitting.

It doesn’t connect to banks, sync across devices, or analyze your spending habits. If you want a lightweight expense splitter that respects your privacy and just works, this app does exactly that.

Why I built it
I built Splitter because I wanted an expense splitting app that worked offline, respected privacy, and didn’t require an account. I made it for my own trips and shared expenses and figured others might find it useful too.