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Commerce · June 22, 2025

DiviMate — Easily split group expenses

Add expenses, track balances, and settle

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What it does

DiviMate helps you easily split group expenses with friends, roommates, or travel buddies. Add shared costs, track who paid what, and instantly see who owes whom — all in a clean and intuitive interface.

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