Splitting roommate expenses without the awkward conversations?

Rent, internet, electricity, the cleaner, that one Costco run. The math isn't hard - but chasing each other for €17 every month is exhausting. EvenRound turns 'who owes what' into a single number you can settle once a month.

A group trip without the spreadsheet?

Eight friends, three cities, two currencies, and one person volunteering to 'just track it for now'. By day four nobody trusts the spreadsheet. EvenRound is what that person actually wants.

What's the budget for a group trip to Lisbon?

Pasteis, port wine, and seven hills' worth of dinner bills to split.

How do I create my first group?

Go to /groups/new, pick a name and default currency, and share the link with whoever's splitting expenses with you. The whole flow takes about 30 seconds.

Use case

A fair, low-friction way to split expenses with your partner

Last updated 25. Apr. 2026 by The EvenRound team.

You don't want a joint account. You also don't want to argue about who paid for the dog food. EvenRound is the boring middle ground that just works.

Create a free group How it works

Recommended setup

Best split mode

Shares - assign weights based on income or agreement

Recommended template

Couple

How to do this in EvenRound

01
Create a Couple group
Just the two of you. Set your default split mode to Shares - flexible if your incomes aren't equal.
02
Pick a default split ratio
60/40 if income is unequal, 50/50 if not. Save it as the default in expense form.
03
Log expenses as you go
Paid the vet bill? Add it. Got the groceries? Add it. Don't batch - it kills the habit.
04
Use 'gift' for one-sided spending
Birthday gifts and surprise dinners are tagged 'gift' and excluded from balances.
05
Settle weekly or monthly
Same day each week. One Revolut transfer. No discussion required.

Worked example

A 60/40 weekly split for a couple

Who paid	For	Amount
Hana	Weekly groceries	€120
Ivan	Date night	€80
Hana	Vet (Mango's check-up)	€95

Settlement plan

→ Ivan pays Hana €69 (60/40 share of €295 minus €80 he already paid)

Common pitfalls

Don't change the share ratio retroactively - it confuses old balances. Adjust going forward only.
Discuss what counts as 'shared' upfront. Streaming subscriptions? Yes. Your gym? No.
Don't forget to log small things. €8 here and €12 there is where resentment builds.

Why EvenRound works for this

Shares mode handles unequal incomes without making it a thing every time.
The 'gift' tag means you can still surprise each other without it appearing on the balance sheet.
Two-person groups settle in one transaction - no friction.

Best for: couples splitting variable expenses with separate finances.

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How to do this in EvenRound

Create a Couple group

Just the two of you. Set your default split mode to Shares - flexible if your incomes aren't equal.

Pick a default split ratio

60/40 if income is unequal, 50/50 if not. Save it as the default in expense form.

Log expenses as you go

Paid the vet bill? Add it. Got the groceries? Add it. Don't batch - it kills the habit.

Use 'gift' for one-sided spending

Birthday gifts and surprise dinners are tagged 'gift' and excluded from balances.

Settle weekly or monthly

Same day each week. One Revolut transfer. No discussion required.

Worked example

A 60/40 weekly split for a couple

Who paid	For	Amount
Hana	Weekly groceries	€120
Ivan	Date night	€80
Hana	Vet (Mango's check-up)	€95

Settlement plan

→ Ivan pays Hana €69 (60/40 share of €295 minus €80 he already paid)

Common pitfalls

Don't change the share ratio retroactively - it confuses old balances. Adjust going forward only.
Discuss what counts as 'shared' upfront. Streaming subscriptions? Yes. Your gym? No.
Don't forget to log small things. €8 here and €12 there is where resentment builds.

Why EvenRound works for this

Shares mode handles unequal incomes without making it a thing every time.
The 'gift' tag means you can still surprise each other without it appearing on the balance sheet.
Two-person groups settle in one transaction - no friction.

A fair, low-friction way to split expenses with your partner

Recommended setup

How to do this in EvenRound

Worked example

Common pitfalls

Why EvenRound works for this

People also ask

Best for: couples splitting variable expenses with separate finances.

A fair, low-friction way to split expenses with your partner

Recommended setup

How to do this in EvenRound

Worked example

Common pitfalls

Why EvenRound works for this

People also ask

Best for: couples splitting variable expenses with separate finances.