Shared costs, settled
Split the bill. Keep the friendship.
Penny splits bills inside a group. It tracks who paid and who owes, then shows the fewest payments that settle up.
Three steps
- 1
Make a group
Add the people you share costs with. A group has one main currency. Groups never mix.
- 2
Add the bills
Enter what was paid and who joined. Split it evenly, by share, or item by item.
- 3
Settle up
Penny shows each balance, then reduces the debts to the fewest payments.
What Penny handles
Two totals, never netted
You see what you owe and what you are owed as separate numbers, grouped by currency.
Other currencies welcome
Pay in any currency. Penny stores the original amount and converts at the rate for that date.
Fewer payments
Simplification finds the smallest set of transfers that clears the group. It never rewrites who owes what.
People without accounts
Add someone who has not signed up. They can owe, pay, and be paid. They can link an account later.
Coming next: photograph a receipt, or describe the bill in plain language, and Penny fills in the items for you.
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Most bill splitters show one number. Penny shows what you owe and what you are owed, side by side.