For friends
The easiest way to split a bill with friends is to write down who paid and who had what, and let the app do the arithmetic. Antemate does that for a dinner, a round of drinks or a whole weekend away — and works out the fewest payments that square everyone up at the end.
Split equally when it was genuinely shared. Split item by item when it was not, so the person who skipped dessert does not pay for it. Or by exact amounts, percentages or shares — six ways in all, on the free plan.
Photographing the receipt and having it filled in line by line is Pro; free accounts get 3 scans to try.
After a weekend of everyone paying for something, the debts tangle. Simplified debts collapse them into the smallest set of payments that clears the group. Pay in whatever app you already use, then tap to record it.
Splitting one dinner with one person should not mean inventing a group for it. Add them as a friend and split straight away — same balances, same settling up, same history as everything else.
Add them by name and their share counts from the first expense. If they join later, they take over that seat with everything already waiting.
Several people can pay for one expense. Every payer and every share is recorded separately, so the arithmetic always adds up to the total.
160+ currencies, each at the rate from the day it happened. Everyone reads their balance in their own currency.
Every expense carries its comments and a full edit history that cannot be deleted. "I thought that was $16" is answered by scrolling.
Splitting with friends
Record who paid and how it should be split, and let an app keep the running balance. In Antemate you add the expense, choose equally, item by item, exact amounts, percentages or shares, and it shows who owes whom. At the end it works out the fewest payments that settle everyone up. It is free, with no ads and no daily limit.
No. Add them by name and their shares count straight away. If they install Antemate later and confirm their email, they take over that seat and see everything already recorded.
Choose item by item when you add the expense, list the lines, and assign each one to whoever had it. Tax, tip and service are shared in proportion. The person who had the wine pays for the wine.
Yes, on Pro: photograph the bill and it fills in the lines for you to check before anything is saved. Free accounts get 3 scans to try.
No. It records who owes whom and points you at the payment app you already use. It never holds or moves money.
Coming to iOS and Android
Free for everyone, with no ads and no daily limit. Your friends can join whenever they like — or never.
