Partly is a group expense app for iOS and Android, made for flatshares, trips, couples and dinners out. Take a photo of a receipt and the AI reads the items and amounts. You check it, then each person takes what they had, or you split it equally, by shares or by percent. Balances show who owes whom and simplify automatically. Partly doesn't move money. People pay each other back their usual way and record it in the group. Also: expenses in different currencies, recurring bills like rent, categories, offline mode, invite friends by link, and 22 languages. Free plan: 5 AI scans a month and up to 3 groups, with ads. Premium: 49.99 EUR a year or 4.99 EUR a month, unlimited scans and groups, no ads.
• Receipt scanning with AI item and amount recognition
• Split equally, by shares, by percent, or by what each person had
• Balances that show who owes whom and simplify automatically
• Multiple currencies, recurring bills, categories, and offline mode
• Invite friends by link; 22 languages
• Free plan with 5 AI scans/month and up to 3 groups; Premium removes limits and ads
• Flatshares and roommates
• Trips and group travel
• Couples
• Dinners out with friends


Claiming individual items after the AI scan is the feature that makes this work for real restaurant bills, where equal splits are often unfair. The automatic balance simplification is also useful for trips. How does it apportion tax and tip when items are claimed individually rather than split equally?
Recurring bills are the part I would test hardest. A shared flat usually has two or three subscriptions on one person's card (internet, streaming, a shared AI tool), and the fair split is not the receipt amount, it is each person's share of a plan that changes tiers mid-cycle. Does a recurring bill keep the split ratio from the first entry, or recompute when the plan changes? The second thing I would want: a nudge when someone leaves the group but the recurring charge still includes them.


Claiming individual items after the AI scan is the feature that makes this work for real restaurant bills, where equal splits are often unfair. The automatic balance simplification is also useful for trips. How does it apportion tax and tip when items are claimed individually rather than split equally?
Recurring bills are the part I would test hardest. A shared flat usually has two or three subscriptions on one person's card (internet, streaming, a shared AI tool), and the fair split is not the receipt amount, it is each person's share of a plan that changes tiers mid-cycle. Does a recurring bill keep the split ratio from the first entry, or recompute when the plan changes? The second thing I would want: a nudge when someone leaves the group but the recurring charge still includes them.
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