Splitz
Effortlessly manage and share group expenses
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Finding it difficult to keep a tab on shared expenses in your group trip or splitting costs of rent & bills with your roommate? Want an app that can track your personal expenses?
Splitz makes it easy to divide up the costs of group outings, vacations, and keep a record of your personal expenses.
With Splitz, you can create groups, add participants, and start adding expenses in just a few taps. You can choose to split a bill equally or divide it based on each person's share of the expense.
The app also lets you settle debts between users, so you can easily pay back what you owe or collect what is owed to you.
Splitz is perfect for anyone who wants to simplify the process of splitting bills and expenses. It also works as a personal expense tracker. Download it today and start sharing your expenses with ease!
Features supported
- Creating shared groups
- Recurring payments
- Simplify repayments
- Flexible splitting options (Multiple payees and receivers)
- Balance calculation
- Search expense history
- Personal expense tracker and much more...
Chat with Splitzy! Splitzy is an AI integrated bot which can answer any and all your questions related to your expense groups including queries about balances, category wise spendings, etc.
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