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No. Groups are created with a shareable link, and members are identified per-group with magic links. We never require email or a password.

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.

How do I install the app on my phone?

Open the site in Safari (iOS) or Chrome (Android) and choose 'Add to Home Screen' or 'Install app'. EvenRound is a Progressive Web App - it installs in seconds with no app-store review.

Does it work offline?

Reading does. The PWA caches the last group you viewed for offline access. Adding new expenses still requires a connection so balances stay consistent across members.

Use case

Summer house share: rotating weeks, fixed costs, fair splits

Last updated 20. Apr. 2026 by The EvenRound team.

A house in the Hamptons, the Algarve, or Cape Cod. Six co-renters, ten weeks, rotating attendance. The math is harder than it looks.

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Recommended setup

Best split mode

Equal for fixed (rent, utilities), per-week for variable (cleaning between weeks)

Recommended template

Apartment

How to do this in EvenRound

01
Decide the split philosophy upfront
Equal share regardless of usage (typical for friends), or per-night usage tracked (typical for distant co-renters).
02
Create an Apartment group with all co-renters
Add everyone who has rights to the house, even if they barely use it.
03
Set up recurring expenses for rent and utilities
Monthly recurring. Equal split unless you've decided per-usage.
04
Track per-week stays for usage-based splits
If using per-usage, mark each booking as a separate expense (the cleaning and the prorated rent for that week).
05
Set aside a wear-and-tear fund
€50-100 per co-renter per season into a shared fund. Covers replacement bedding, kitchen items, paint touch-ups.

Worked example

6-person summer house, 10 weeks at €1,200/week, equal-share model

Who paid	For	Amount
Lead renter	Total rent (paid)	€12,000
Co-renter A	Utilities (10 weeks)	€600
Co-renter B	Cleaning (between guests)	€450
Co-renter C	Pool service annual	€400

Settlement plan

→ Rent equal across 6 = €2,000 each
→ Utilities + cleaning + pool equal among 6
→ Each co-renter pays €2,200-2,300 net

Common pitfalls

Decide equal vs per-usage BEFORE booking. Switching mid-summer is impossible.
Don't let the wear-and-tear fund roll into rent - it should be discrete.
Cleaning between guests is a separate variable cost; don't roll it into base rent.

Why EvenRound works for this

Recurring expenses for fixed monthly costs.
Shares mode for per-usage variants if your group prefers.
Audit trail at season-end via PDF export.

Best for: co-rented summer houses where co-renters use the place at different weeks.

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How to do this in EvenRound

Decide the split philosophy upfront

Equal share regardless of usage (typical for friends), or per-night usage tracked (typical for distant co-renters).

Create an Apartment group with all co-renters

Add everyone who has rights to the house, even if they barely use it.

Set up recurring expenses for rent and utilities

Monthly recurring. Equal split unless you've decided per-usage.

Track per-week stays for usage-based splits

If using per-usage, mark each booking as a separate expense (the cleaning and the prorated rent for that week).

Set aside a wear-and-tear fund

€50-100 per co-renter per season into a shared fund. Covers replacement bedding, kitchen items, paint touch-ups.

Worked example

6-person summer house, 10 weeks at €1,200/week, equal-share model

Who paid	For	Amount
Lead renter	Total rent (paid)	€12,000
Co-renter A	Utilities (10 weeks)	€600
Co-renter B	Cleaning (between guests)	€450
Co-renter C	Pool service annual	€400

Settlement plan

→ Rent equal across 6 = €2,000 each
→ Utilities + cleaning + pool equal among 6
→ Each co-renter pays €2,200-2,300 net

Common pitfalls

Decide equal vs per-usage BEFORE booking. Switching mid-summer is impossible.
Don't let the wear-and-tear fund roll into rent - it should be discrete.
Cleaning between guests is a separate variable cost; don't roll it into base rent.

Why EvenRound works for this

Recurring expenses for fixed monthly costs.
Shares mode for per-usage variants if your group prefers.
Audit trail at season-end via PDF export.

Summer house share: rotating weeks, fixed costs, fair splits

Recommended setup

How to do this in EvenRound

Worked example

Common pitfalls

Why EvenRound works for this

People also ask

Best for: co-rented summer houses where co-renters use the place at different weeks.

Summer house share: rotating weeks, fixed costs, fair splits

Recommended setup

How to do this in EvenRound

Worked example

Common pitfalls

Why EvenRound works for this

People also ask

Best for: co-rented summer houses where co-renters use the place at different weeks.