Track shared spending with roommates, trip crews, and regulars. Log who paid, split it fairly, and always know whose turn it is.
No sign-up, no app to install
No spreadsheets, no "wait, who owes who" group-chat archaeology.
Pick what you're splitting — a trip, a flat, a running tab, or just tonight's bill. Invite people with a code, no account needed.
Add who paid and how to split it — evenly, by item, shares or percent — and everyone sees it instantly.
PiviPay works out the fewest payments needed, so nobody's chasing five different people over €4.50.
Built for the way real groups actually split money.
Trips, shared flats, recurring lunches, projects like furnishing a flat, or a one-off bill — pick the type that fits and PiviPay adapts.
Split evenly, or assign each item to whoever ordered it. Quick-tally rounds make a café bill painless.
Instead of everyone paying everyone, PiviPay simplifies debts into the smallest set of transfers.
The Whale. The Ghost. Switzerland. Badges call out who spent the most, who's owed, and who's suspiciously balanced.
Coffee runs, lunch crews, carpools: PiviPay remembers who paid last and whose turn it is now — no more "I got it last time" debates.
Flatmates, couples, best friends: keep one long-running bill that simply grows. Settle whenever you like — or never.
Open it in any browser and add it to your home screen — it feels like a native app.
EUR, USD, GBP, CZK, PLN, CHF, HUF — and expenses in any other currency convert automatically at the ECB rate.
Yes — creating and joining a group costs nothing.
No. Just pick a name and join with a group code — there's nothing to sign up for. You can add an email later to keep your groups across devices.
As many as you're actually splitting a bill with — there's no hard limit.
No — shared flats, recurring lunches, and one-off bills all work the same way.
No. PiviPay keeps the ledger — who paid, who owes whom. You pay each other however you like (bank transfer, cash, Revolut) and mark it as settled.
Takes about 30 seconds. Invite your friends and you're splitting.