Split the bill and keep track of who paid.

1. Tap Split a bill and enter what it was for and the amount.
2. Pick who was there and who paid. You can add new names there.
3. Keep equal shares, or tap Change amounts if someone had less.
4. Send each friend their link on WhatsApp or any other app.
5. Mark each friend paid when the money comes in.

You can also add a date, a note and a photo of the receipt. The photo stays private to you.

Each friend's link opens their own page: their shares, what they have paid, what is left, and the payment details you have added. If they have paid, they tap I've paid. You get an email, and the app shows what they said, so you can check the money arrived and confirm it.

The page doesn't show receipt photos or anyone's contact details. If friends owe each other from a bill they shared, each one sees who and how much.

Type or say "Dinner 120, me Ali Sara Hamza, Sara only 15". The assistant works out the shares and shows them for you to check before anything is saved. If the message could mean two things, it asks you which one you meant. See the voice invoice app for how voice works.

Inbill is an invoice and expense app, and split bills sit apart from all of that. Friends aren't clients, and what they owe never appears in your invoices, profit or accountant export.

Want your own share on record? Turn on Add my share to my personal expenses. It stays out of your business profit, as described on the expense tracker page.

• Free: 10 new split bills a month, with a counter on the Friends page.
• Pro ($5 a month): unlimited split bills.
• Money: Inbill keeps the record and never moves money.
• Who keeps track: you do. Friends can see their page and tap "I've paid", but they don't have a shared group they can edit.
• Connection: splitting a bill needs internet.