Adds Up

Game night should end in laughter, not in an argument about who owes what.

Adds Up counts the buy-ins as the evening goes, checks the numbers add up before any money moves, and tells you exactly who pays whom, in as few payments as possible.

How it works
Open a group once and get a six letter code. Anybody who enters the code watches the night live, with no way to change anything. Start a night, pick who turned up and what an entry costs, and tap a name to add an entry. Somebody who arrives late joins mid night, and somebody who leaves early closes their account without holding up the rest.

At the end of the night
Enter what each person has left. The app checks the count adds up and warns you if it does not. Everybody gets one account: what they did at the game, their share of the host, what went to the group kitty, and one bottom line you can check in two seconds. The payments are settled over all the accounts at once, so there are fewer of them and nobody pays twice.

The host and the group kitty
You can set who hosted and what everybody else pays them. That is a reimbursement and not a win: it does not change who came out on top and it is not counted in the table. You can also agree that a share of every winner's profit goes into a shared group pot, for instance to pay for the next night.

Between the nights
A running balance for every player, over all time, this year or thirty days, plus a set of titles: who is last off the table, who keeps buying back in, and who is paying for the next night.

No money and no accounts
The app never moves money and is not connected to any payment method. It only counts and works things out. No sign up, no password, no email needed.

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