Why we're building EvenRound, the math behind smart settlement, and practical guides for moving over from other apps.
There are already three good expense splitters. We built a fourth anyway. Here's why - and what we did differently.
If five people owe each other twelve different amounts, you don't need twelve transfers. You need at most four. Here's the algorithm - explained without computer-science jargon.
Splitwise's 4-expenses-per-day cap is the number-one reason people DM us asking how to migrate. Here's the actual playbook.
The cheapest part of a group holiday is the money. The expensive part is the friendship. Here's how to keep both intact.
From who fronts the booking deposit to who covers the friend who got food poisoning, here are the seven trickiest trip-money calls and how we'd make them.
Lodging and flights are easy. The expensive surprise is the slow-drip of small things nobody bothered to log.
Tracking trip expenses without an app (and why it never works)
Who pays for the driver on a group trip?
Splitting expenses when some people aren't drinking
When one person pays for everything on a trip
The pre-trip money conversation: a 5-minute script
The biggest room shouldn't pay the same as the box room. Here's how to land on a number nobody secretly stews about for the next twelve months.
Most flatshare arguments aren't about money - they're about how money gets talked about. Here are five real conversations and what to actually say.
Utility bills among roommates: equal vs proportional
What if one roommate uses way more electricity?
Shared groceries among flatmates: 4 rules that work
First month living together: an expense-tracking checklist
Move-in cleaning + deposit: how to split it fairly
There's no universally right answer to how couples should handle money. There are three models that work and one that quietly doesn't. Here's the honest breakdown.
Nobody wants to be the bridesmaid asked to fly to Mykonos for someone else's birthday. Nobody wants to be the bride who feels guilty asking. Here's the script.
Every fintech ad mentions the mid-market rate. Here's what it actually is, why your bank's rate isn't, and a worked example showing the £6 you didn't realise you were losing.
Receipt OCR went from clunky to magical in about eighteen months. Here's what actually changed, and what to double-check before you trust it.
Five housemates, twelve debts, four transfers to settle them all. Here's the algorithm that does it, written out the way you'd explain it to a friend.
I'm not your accountant. But I have spent two years splitting a desk and a lot of train tickets with another freelancer, and here's what we've worked out about which bits are actually deductible.
Three good apps, three different answers to the same problem. Here's the honest comparison - including where EvenRound loses.
Bands break up over money more than music. Here's how to keep the books clean enough that you can argue about whether to play the encore instead.
If your friend group has the same uncomfortable money moment every year, the problem isn't the people - it's the missing conversation. Here it is.
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