Expenso
Track and split shared expenses fairly.
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Expenso is a shared-expense tracker for people who manage money together. It helps roommates, couples, households, friend groups, and travel companions keep every shared cost clear from the moment it is paid to the final settlement. Add an expense, choose an equal, percentage, or custom split, and record multiple payers when one person does not cover the full bill. Attach a receipt and a short note so every charge has context. Expenso shows current group balances and suggested settlements, helping groups avoid a chain of small transfers and misunderstandings. It also supports comments and PDF reports for a clear history of shared spending. The app is designed for practical, everyday situations: splitting groceries with personal items mixed in, reconciling a group trip, tracking household utilities, or keeping a shared budget fair when contributions differ. Expenso is free to download, with optional Pro features for users who need additional capabilities.
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