Bill splitting app · Any currency · No ads

Split the bill with anyone.
Stay even.

Track shared expenses, split any bill six ways, and settle up without chasing — in 160+ currencies, offline, with no ads, ever. For the trip, the share house and the Tuesday takeaway.

One email when it's in the stores. Nothing else, ever.

  • No ads, ever
  • 160+ currencies
  • Works offline
  • Nobody has to sign up
Home: €84.20 owed to you and US$42.50 you owe, side by side, over the Lisbon trip, a share house and a settled Kyoto weekend, each group with its own colour and its people's faces.
The Lisbon group: what you are owed in a header in the group's own colour with a Settle up button and everyone's faces, then every expense with the faces of who shared it and what you lent or borrowed on each.
Settle up: the smallest set of payments that clears the whole group, each drawn face to face from who pays to who is paid.

Who it is for

One ledger for every way people share money.

An itemised dinner: paid by one person, split by what each of the four ate.

Split it however it actually happened

Equally, by exact amounts, by percentage, by shares, with adjustments — or item by item. One payer or several on the same bill, every share recorded separately, and the cents handed out in a fixed order so everyone's arithmetic agrees.

Every way to split
Settle up: the smallest set of payments that clears the whole group, each with a Mark as paid button.

Settle up in three payments, not eleven

Simplified debts collapse a tangle of four people owing each other into the smallest set of payments that clears it. Mark one done and it is recorded; the money moves in whatever app you already use, and Antemate points you at the right one.

Totals for the Lisbon trip: a donut chart of where the money went by category, the group total, your share, and who has been fronting things.

Any currency, at the rate from the day

Every expense keeps the exchange rate it happened at, so a debt you agreed on Tuesday is still the same number on Friday. The group has one currency, you read your balance in yours, and the totals say where the money went.

The activity feed: each change as who did it, with their face, what it was and which group, in time order, with what it did to your balance.

Works on the plane. Syncs when you land.

Add an expense with no signal at all. It syncs in the order it happened, and nothing is lost or counted twice on the way. Every edit stays in the thread under the expense, so "I thought that dinner was $16" is answered by scrolling.

Trip mode

Know you're over while you can still do something about it.

Link a trip you planned in Yanvara and watch the budget against what you are really spending — category by category, day by day, in the destination's own timezone. Knowing on day four is the only point at which the number can change anything. Knowing on the flight home is a receipt.

How trip mode works
Planned versus actual: spent so far against the budget, the daily rate, and where it is on track to land.

Pricing

Free to split. Pro when you split a lot.

Free

$0 forever, for everyone

Everything you need to split with anyone, with no ads. Add 5 new expenses a day — settling up, editing and joining a group are never limited.

  • Groups and friends without limit; 5 new expenses a day
  • Six ways to split, several payers on one bill
  • Any currency, at the rate from the day it happened
  • Simplified debts, settling up, comments, full history
  • Works offline

Pro

US$2.99 a month

or US$19.99 a year — US$1.67 a month, save 44%

Everything in Free without the daily limit, plus what a household or a trip leans on. 7 days free on every new account, no card.

  • Unlimited expenses, every day
  • Repeating expenses — rent, subscriptions, bills
  • Receipt photos kept on any expense
  • Export any group as a PDF statement or CSV
Everything on the pricing page

What Antemate doesn't do

Questions

Things people ask before they try it.

Is Antemate free?

Yes. Groups, friends, every way to split, every currency, settling up, comments, history, search and totals are free for everyone, with no ads — and a free account adds 5 new expenses a day. Pro is US$2.99 a month or US$19.99 a year: unlimited expenses, repeating expenses, receipt photos, export, receipt scanning, menu translation, questions about your ledger and plan against actual. Only the person who wants those pays, and settling up is never limited.

Do my friends have to sign up?

No. Add somebody by name and their shares count from the first expense. If they join later — by email, or by tapping the group link — they take over that seat and everything already recorded is waiting for them.

Does it work offline?

Yes. Add an expense with no signal at all and it syncs when you have one, in the order things happened, without being lost or counted twice. The ledger is built around that rather than having it bolted on.

Which currencies does it support?

160 and more. A group has one currency, everyone reads their balance in their own, and every expense keeps the exchange rate from the day it happened — so a debt agreed on Tuesday is still the same number on Friday.

Does Antemate move money or connect to my bank?

No, and deliberately. Settling up records that you paid and points you at the payment app the two of you already use. We never hold or transfer money, never see a card number, and never read a bank account.

Can I bring my Splitwise history across?

Yes. Export a group from Splitwise as a CSV and import it into an Antemate group — every expense, payer and share comes across. There is an honest page on where each app is the better pick at antemate.com/splitwise-alternative.

Coming to iOS and Android

Split the next one with Antemate.

Splitting with anyone is free, with no ads. Pro is one person's subscription for unlimited expenses and the heavy lifting, and nobody else in your group has to buy it.

One email when it's in the stores. Nothing else, ever.

The Lisbon group: what you are owed in a header in the group's own colour with a Settle up button and everyone's faces, then every expense with the faces of who shared it and what you lent or borrowed on each.