Splitmate

What it does

Splitmate is a modern, completely free app designed to simplify group expenses without confusion. Track shared spending, see real-time balances, and settle instantly via UPI — all in one smooth flow. Built for roommates, trips, couples, and friends, Splitmate focuses on clarity, speed, and zero friction. No subscriptions. No hidden fees. Just simple, transparent splitting.

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