Splici
Split your purchases, the right way.
What it does
Splici — add two payment methods, spin up a virtual card, and split every purchase automatically. Get early access now!
Splici — add two source cards, spin up a virtual card, and split every purchase automatically. Beta launching soon.
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- WMWe made an app for splitting payments with friends ad-free2024 · quicksplit.io · ▲6
Hi HN! Last year, my friend and I decided to build an app for splitting payments with friends. We were on a group vacation and trying to split a bunch of bills every day, but Splitwise's clunky UX and ads kept getting in the way. So we decided to build an app for ourselves that's simpler and just does what we need. We built Quicksplit as a side project - as always, building it took longer than we initially expected :) It's ad-free and always will be. You can add payments in different currencies, add friends (without them needing the app), and manage tabs for vacations, events, or living…
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