A group trip without the spreadsheet?

Eight friends, three cities, two currencies, and one person volunteering to 'just track it for now'. By day four nobody trusts the spreadsheet. EvenRound is what that person actually wants.

A fair, low-friction way to split expenses with your partner?

You don't want a joint account. You also don't want to argue about who paid for the dog food. EvenRound is the boring middle ground that just works.

What's the budget for a group trip to Lisbon?

Pasteis, port wine, and seven hills' worth of dinner bills to split.

How do I create my first group?

Go to /groups/new, pick a name and default currency, and share the link with whoever's splitting expenses with you. The whole flow takes about 30 seconds.

Use case

Splitting roommate expenses without the awkward conversations

Last updated 27. Apr. 2026 by The EvenRound team.

Rent, internet, electricity, the cleaner, that one Costco run. The math isn't hard - but chasing each other for €17 every month is exhausting. EvenRound turns 'who owes what' into a single number you can settle once a month.

Create a free group How it works

Recommended setup

Best split mode

Equal split for shared bills, exact for personal items

Recommended template

Apartment

How to do this in EvenRound

01
Create an apartment group
Pick the Apartment template. Set the default currency to match your rent. Add each roommate.
02
Set up recurring expenses for fixed bills
Rent, internet, and any standing utilities go in once with a monthly schedule. The expense gets created automatically each month so nobody has to remember.
03
Log variable bills as they come in
Electricity, water, the cleaner. Whoever pays adds it. Equal split unless someone was on holiday.
04
Tag personal pickups so they're not split
If you grabbed milk on a shared Tesco run but also bought your own beer, split the milk and mark the beer as personal.
05
Settle once a month, on rent day
Open Settle Up on the 1st. One Revolut link per debtor. Done in 90 seconds.

Worked example

Three roommates splitting an October bill cycle

Who paid	For	Amount
Anna	Rent (paid)	€1,800
Ben	Internet (paid)	€60
Cara	Electricity + Cleaner	€220
Anna	Costco run (split)	€140

Settlement plan

→ Ben pays Anna €620
→ Cara pays Anna €420

Common pitfalls

Don't split rent unevenly without writing the ratio in the group description - future-you won't remember.
If someone moves out mid-month, edit their expense shares for that period rather than removing them outright. History stays clean.
Set a settle-up day (we like the 1st of the month). Without a rhythm, balances pile up and conversations get awkward.

Why EvenRound works for this

Recurring expenses handle rent and standing bills without anyone remembering.
Smart settlement collapses 'A owes B, B owes C' into the fewest transfers.
No one has to install an app or sign up - even the housemate who hates apps.

Best for: apartments, house-shares, and live-in couples with shared bills.

No signup. Free forever. EU-hosted.

Create your group FAQ

Splitting roommate expenses without the awkward conversations

Last updated 27. Apr. 2026 by The EvenRound team.

How to do this in EvenRound

Create an apartment group

Pick the Apartment template. Set the default currency to match your rent. Add each roommate.

Set up recurring expenses for fixed bills

Rent, internet, and any standing utilities go in once with a monthly schedule. The expense gets created automatically each month so nobody has to remember.

Log variable bills as they come in

Electricity, water, the cleaner. Whoever pays adds it. Equal split unless someone was on holiday.

Tag personal pickups so they're not split

If you grabbed milk on a shared Tesco run but also bought your own beer, split the milk and mark the beer as personal.

Settle once a month, on rent day

Open Settle Up on the 1st. One Revolut link per debtor. Done in 90 seconds.

Worked example

Three roommates splitting an October bill cycle

Who paid	For	Amount
Anna	Rent (paid)	€1,800
Ben	Internet (paid)	€60
Cara	Electricity + Cleaner	€220
Anna	Costco run (split)	€140

Settlement plan

→ Ben pays Anna €620
→ Cara pays Anna €420

Common pitfalls

Don't split rent unevenly without writing the ratio in the group description - future-you won't remember.
If someone moves out mid-month, edit their expense shares for that period rather than removing them outright. History stays clean.
Set a settle-up day (we like the 1st of the month). Without a rhythm, balances pile up and conversations get awkward.

Why EvenRound works for this

Recurring expenses handle rent and standing bills without anyone remembering.
Smart settlement collapses 'A owes B, B owes C' into the fewest transfers.
No one has to install an app or sign up - even the housemate who hates apps.

Splitting roommate expenses without the awkward conversations

Recommended setup

How to do this in EvenRound

Worked example

Common pitfalls

Why EvenRound works for this

People also ask

Best for: apartments, house-shares, and live-in couples with shared bills.

Splitting roommate expenses without the awkward conversations

Recommended setup

How to do this in EvenRound

Worked example

Common pitfalls

Why EvenRound works for this

People also ask

Best for: apartments, house-shares, and live-in couples with shared bills.