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SplitMate — split expenses with a link
Split group expenses with a link. No accounts, no fuss
I built SplitMate because every time I split a bill with friends, someone had to get everyone to download an app and create an account just to log a $12 lunch. That friction meant the "settling up" step just… never happened.
The idea: what if the group was just a link? No signup, no password. You open the link, pick your name (or make one up), and start adding expenses.
SplitMate handles:
- Equal splits across the group
- Running balances — who owes who, at a glance
- Debt simplification — collapses everything down to the minimum number of payments needed to settle up
It started as a weekend project for a trip with friends, and the biggest design constraint became: would my least technical friend use this without complaining? That ruled out accounts, multi-step onboarding, and anything that felt like a finance app. It should feel as light as sending a text.
Would love feedback on the balance/settle-up flow especially — that's the part I iterated on most.
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About SplitMate — split expenses with a link on Product Hunt
“Split group expenses with a link. No accounts, no fuss”
SplitMate — split expenses with a link was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 4 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #153 on the daily leaderboard. Split group expenses without the signup. Share a link, add expenses, settle up.
SplitMate — split expenses with a link was featured in Productivity (658.2k followers), Travel (42.4k followers) and Finance (6.2k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 170.5k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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