SplitUp – Split Expenses. Stay Friends.

What it does

SplitUp is a clean, no-drama way to split group expenses. Whether it’s roommates, trips, or food outings, track who paid what, settle balances instantly, and avoid awkward money talks. Split bills, not friendships. 💸📱

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