Family Expense Tracking That Everyone Can Actually Use
Track household bills, kids' activities, and shared subscriptions across family members. No learning curve, no monthly fee.
Sound familiar?
- Tracking who paid for school supplies, sports registrations, and streaming subscriptions across a household gets chaotic fast.
- Shared expenses with extended family (elderly parent care, holiday gatherings) have no good home in most apps.
- When parents are separated or divorced, splitting children's expenses fairly requires records that both sides can trust.
- Most expense apps feel designed for twenty-somethings splitting bar tabs, not families managing a household budget.
How Split Circle helps
Multiple Groups
Keep a group for immediate household costs, a separate one for the extended family holiday fund, and another for co-parenting expenses. Each stays clean and separate.
Contribution Charts
See a month-by-month view of who has paid for what. Useful when one parent does most of the spending and needs a clear record for reimbursement.
Full Offline Mode
Log expenses when you're out running errands, at the school pickup line, or anywhere without a strong signal. Everything syncs when you're back on Wi-Fi.
No Account Required for Family Members
Your partner or co-parent can view balances and expenses without creating an account. One person manages the group; everyone stays in the loop.
What users say
“My ex and I split our son's expenses 60/40. Split Circle keeps a clean record of every school fee, doctor visit, and extracurricular. No more arguments about who paid what.”
Linda M., Teacher, Chicago
“We use one group for the nuclear family and another for the extended family holiday pot. My parents don't even have the app, but they can see the holiday fund balance when I share the link.”
Rohan D., Engineer, Auckland
Common questions
Keep your circle. Split the bills.
Free on iOS and Android. No daily limits, no ads. Your friends don't need an account.