The group tab, upgraded

Split the bill.Expose the ghoster.

SettleUp turns every dinner, trip, and roommate tab into a tally your group chat cannot ignore. The math is fair. The scoreboard is not.

No card required Built for group chats

Final tally

Thailand Trip

May 12 โ€“ May 19 ยท 6 people

Total spent

$1,286.75

01Jess-$182.45
02Mike-$128.19
03Priya-$96.32
04Sam-$64.21
05Alex-$42.10
06Taylor+$608.00

Most likely to

Ghost the Venmo request

๐Ÿ† Mike ๐Ÿ†0 payments sent

Ready for the chat

Six people tagged. Zero excuses.

01

Fast to split

Add the bill before someone says โ€˜Iโ€™ll get you later.โ€™

02

Hard to ignore

Turn balances into a tally card that earns a reply.

03

Easy to settle

Send people straight to their Venmo or Cash App link.

One tab. One tally. No weird math.

From โ€œwho got what?โ€ to โ€œpay up.โ€

01 / Add it once

Every expense lands in one shared place.

Dinners, flights, groceries, rent, random late-night snacks. Add the total, choose who is in, and keep the running tab visible.

DINNER

$248.36

PEOPLE

06

02 / Split fair

Even, exact, or item-by-item.

Nobody pays for the cocktail they did not order.

03 / Make it move

Share the tally. Tag the laggard.

Payment links and funny reminders do the chasing for you.

Built for the group chat

The scoreboard everyone actually opens.

A final tally makes the situation clear at a glance: who paid, who owes, and who somehow went offline at exactly the wrong moment.

Balances stay visible in real time
Payment prompts keep the tone light
Superlatives are optional โ€” but powerful
Live group status4 paid

Owes

$42.10

Alex ยท pending

Sent

$182.45

Jess ยท paid

Send final tally

Start with the tab

The basic split is on us.

SettleUp free

$0

For dinners, trips, roommate tabs, and every awkward โ€œIโ€™ll get you later.โ€

Unlimited shared expenses

Fair, flexible splits

Shareable tally cards

Venmo & Cash App links

Before the next tab

Questions, settled.

The check just landed

Settle it before the chat goes silent.

Start a split, invite the group, and send one tally that makes the next move obvious.

Start your first split