One ledger for the flat
Keep every shared household expense in a dedicated group, with the payer, participants, receipt and category attached to the same entry.
Shared flat finances
Keep roommate bills fair, visible and easy to settle
Put rent, electricity, internet, groceries and household purchases in one shared ledger. Everyone can see what was paid and what remains without maintaining a monthly spreadsheet.
Built to keep every share clear
Splits that match reality
Use equal shares for common bills, percentages for different room sizes, or exact amounts when roommates have different arrangements.
History everyone can inspect
The group activity feed records new expenses and settlements so there is a clear, shared history instead of conflicting personal notes.
How it works
- 01
Create your household group
Invite each roommate and choose the currency used for the flat. Add a clear group name such as Indiranagar Flat or College Apartment.
- 02
Add rent and everyday bills
Record recurring obligations and one-off purchases such as repairs, cleaning supplies or shared furniture as soon as they are paid.
- 03
Settle on an agreed schedule
Review balances weekly or monthly, use the simplified settlement suggestions and record payments so the next period starts clearly.
Useful in real life
Rent and deposits
Record different room shares and keep large housing payments separate from daily household spending.
Utilities
Track electricity, water, gas, Wi-Fi and subscriptions even when different roommates pay each provider.
Groceries and supplies
Separate purchases shared by the whole flat from personal items and attach a receipt for easy review.
Frequently asked questions
Can roommates have unequal rent shares?
Yes. Enter exact amounts, percentages or shares to reflect different room sizes and household arrangements.
Can a new roommate join later?
Yes. Invite them to the group when they move in and include them only in expenses that apply to their period in the household.
Can we keep personal spending separate?
Yes. Spliitly has a personal expense area for private spending, while household costs remain visible to the shared group.