FIXES • After you pay someone through Venmo, Cash App or PayPal and tap Yes, I Paid, the confirmation now closes and shows your receipt. Before, it stayed open, and each extra tap recorded the same payment again. • On the web, paying through Venmo, Cash App or PayPal no longer says the pop-up was blocked when the payment page actually opened. • Payment notifications are now sent only after the server accepts the payment, so you no longer get notified about a payment that was actually refused, and confirming or rejecting a payment no longer produces a duplicate notice. • Invites and friend requests you send during a brief loss of connection now go through as soon as you're back online. • Removing someone you added by name from a group now explains that it needs a connection while you're offline, instead of failing with an error. • On a receipt, a household invited to claim items now shows its name instead of "Unknown", the "Claim as" choices no longer include households you can't claim for, and the banner now shows how many items are claimed as well as how many invitees have claimed. • Amounts in Bahraini, Jordanian, Kuwaiti, Libyan, Omani and Tunisian currencies now keep all three decimal places, so splits, settlements and balances add up exactly. • If you created a receipt and claimed your items, you can now go back and update your claim before finalizing. • If you run a group through your household, you can now change the group's photo. And if changing a group's photo or emoji fails, you now see one short message instead of a technical error. • Households you set up for others now show their balance, and dissolving one shows what's still owed. Once someone joins, they manage the household. • Payments recorded for someone before they joined SplitterUp now count after they join, so they no longer show as owing money they already paid. • When you leave a group or are removed from one, its expenses no longer stay on your device. If you still owe money, someone in the group can record your payment.

See who owes whom, person by person A group admin can now turn off Simplify Debts, so everyone in the group sees who owes whom directly instead of payments combined across the group. And if your Bank Import subscription has ended, you can still see and disconnect the banks you connected. WHAT'S NEW • Choose whether your group simplifies debts — By default, SplitterUp combines everyone's debts into the fewest possible payments, so you might pay someone you never shared an expense with directly. A group admin can turn this off from Group Settings, under Settle Up. With Simplify Debts off, each person sees who owes whom directly, based only on what they paid and split together. Payments made before the switch count as plain transfers between the two people involved. If someone in your group is on an older version of the app, their screen may keep showing combined amounts until they update. FIXES • Households: paying, reminding and marking received from your household's card now uses the household, not your own balance. A group's Balances tab and a friend's profile show your household's balance as its own row with its own Pay or Settle up, and household payments show the right color, sign and name in activity. • When your household pays for a shared expense, its card now shows what you're owed back, and an expense you helped pay for appears under "Involve me" even without a share in it. • Splitting a receipt by item now lists everyone on Settle Up correctly, and splitting a discount by custom amounts or percentages adds up correctly. • Importing from Splitwise now reliably recognises people you've already saved. • Accepting a link request no longer fails when the person has a long history of shared expenses. • Deleting a group with a lot of expenses no longer fails with a timeout. • Pay no longer lets you record a payment that would double up on a debt a pending payment already covers. • Recording money someone paid you no longer opens Venmo, Cash App or PayPal. • Tapping a pending payment your household paid now opens its details with a Cancel option. • If your Bank Import subscription has ended, you can still see and disconnect your connected banks. • Guests no longer see Add Friend buttons that couldn't work. • On iPhone, the app no longer signs you out after refreshing your login in the background while the phone was locked. • Pop-up sheets no longer sit on top of the iPhone's home bar, and a group's screen no longer keeps extra empty space after its content gets shorter. • The Bank Import notice now appears in your language, Splitwise import no longer assumes anyone's gender in German, French, Spanish, Polish and Slovak, and Polish names now read correctly.

Your own expense categories Make your own expense categories, and bring your history over from Splitwise in a few taps. WHAT'S NEW • Custom categories, in groups and just for you — Give a category its own name, icon and color, and create it right from the category picker, a group's settings, or Account → Categories. Group categories are shared with everyone in the group; your own work on solo and friend expenses. They show up in filters, charts, exports and search, just like the built-in ones. • Bring your Splitwise history with you — Export your data from Splitwise, then open Account → Import from Splitwise and choose the file. Your groups, friends, expenses and payments come across with balances that match to the cent, and importing the same file twice never duplicates anything. Something look off? Let us know from Feedback on your account screen. FIXES • Fixed the app sometimes signing you out or showing you as a guest after waking in the background while your phone was locked. • Forgiving, settling, or writing off a departed member's balance now only affects the people who actually had a balance with them, instead of spreading it across the whole group. • Your Dashboard total now updates right away when a departed member's balance is resolved. • Fixed dissolving a household that was a group's only admin failing after you confirmed. The dissolve screen now warns you up front. • Fixed Settle Up briefly showing no suggestions right after a change. • Fixed archiving or restoring a group failing when you're in it through your household. • Household admins can now edit group expenses while offline, and get notified when someone declines an invitation. • People removed from a group can no longer see its pending invitations or member activity. • Fixed the unfriend warning missing money still owed from a group one of you had left. • Invite Members search now always shows your friends first, and the buttons no longer cover the list. • Receipts: percentages you type are no longer erased, switching between amounts and percentages keeps your split, and saving an unchanged item no longer moves a cent between people. • Receipts: pending invitees now appear when assigning items if the group allows it, and the split summary shows each person's actual amount. • Fixed ending a recurring expense in the evening showing it as Paused until the next day. Changing a recurring expense offline now tells you it needs a connection. • A pending payment made by your household now counts against its balance right away on Settle Up and group cards. • Fixed balances shown right after someone leaves a group while you're offline briefly being wrong. • Fixed payments of 1,000,000 or more being refused in currencies like Vietnamese dong and Korean won. • Fixed a multi-payer expense with percentages like 33.33 / 33.33 / 33.34 failing to save. • Fixed browser windows just under tablet width mixing phone and tablet layouts, and Venmo usernames now follow Venmo's 30-character limit everywhere.

SplitterUp in your language SplitterUp now speaks Spanish, French, German, Slovak and Polish as well as English. It follows the language your phone is set to, and you can pick one yourself under Account and then Language. Every screen, every notification, the emails that invite people to a group, and the prompts asking to use your camera, contacts, Face ID or location all come in the language you chose, and amounts and dates are written the way your language writes them. One thing to be upfront about: we did not hire professional translators — the translations were produced with AI tools, not by native speakers. If a word or a sentence looks wrong in your language, please tell us from Feedback on your account screen or at support@splitterup.app, and we will fix it. Also in this release: three fixes found by looking at what was going wrong in the wild — balances after a receipt edit, account deletion that never finished, and Google sign-in on Android. WHAT'S NEW • Spanish, French, German, Slovak and Polish — If your phone is set to one of them, SplitterUp switches on its own the next time it opens. If you would rather read it in a different language than your phone uses, choose one under Account and then Language, and it sticks on that device. Each language is named in its own language in that list, so you can find yours without reading the others. These translations were made with AI tools rather than by professional translators, so if something reads wrong, please let us know. • Amounts and dates written your way — A German reader sees 1.234,56 €, a Slovak reader 1 234,56 €, and dates follow suit: 15. Jan. rather than Jan 15. The animated balance on the Dashboard counts up in the same style. Amounts you type still use the decimal key on your phone's keyboard, whatever language the app is showing. • Notifications and invitations too — Push notifications and the notification list arrive in your language, and older notifications switch along with the rest of the app when you change it. When you invite someone to a group by email, the invitation is written in your language, since they are most likely to share it. Lists of people sort the way your language sorts names. FIXES • Fixed the animated balance on the Dashboard and in group headers settling a cent short of your real balance for some amounts, for example showing $1.14 for a balance of $1.15. • Fixed editing a scanned receipt — even just its description — throwing a group's balances out of step until the next sync. Each person's share was being counted twice on one side of the edit and once on the other, which left the receipt's whole amount unaccounted for. Settle Up could show nothing, or the wrong amounts, for a while after the edit. Balances now stay right the moment you save. • Fixed deleting your account never completing when a group you created held a recorded payment to or from someone you had added by name.

Everyone you split with, in one place Splitting with someone who isn't on SplitterUp has always worked, but they only existed inside the one expense or group you added them to. Now you save a person once and reuse them everywhere. NEW - Save the people you split with. They come up as you type, keep a running total across everything you've split, and you can add them from the People list before you owe each other anything. - Settle up without an account on their side. Record a payment when they pay you back, or when you pay them. The balance clears just as it does with a friend. - Tell two people apart. Give anyone you've saved a photo, and merge two entries for the same person without losing anything. - They say yes before their history moves. When someone you've tracked by name joins SplitterUp, connecting the two is their decision. They see every group and balance they would take on before accepting. - Friends and households in the same list. The Friends tab is now People: friends, households and saved people in one sorted list, with one Add button and one Pending section. - Search within a group. Find an expense by description, payer, amount, category or place, including older expenses and settle-up payments. Works offline. IMPROVED - Recording a payment starts by asking whether you're paying in full or in part, and ends with a clear summary of what was recorded and what is still owed. - Venmo, Cash App, PayPal and Manual sit in one row, and SplitterUp remembers how you last paid each person. - Zelle is no longer offered as a payment option, because it cannot open your banking app. Saved Zelle details stay on your account. - Haptic feedback can be turned off under Preferences. FIXED - Being signed out unexpectedly after a brief network problem, and sign-out acting on the wrong device or not taking effect. - Opening a guest or join link while signed in replacing your account with a temporary guest one. - Edits to receipt items or splits occasionally being applied twice, undoing a change that was kept. - The app refusing to open when only your sign-in needed refreshing. - Pending group invitations visible only to whoever sent them; everyone in the group now sees them, and any admin can cancel one. - A household that declined an invitation could never be invited again. - Recurring expenses: Delete only paused the schedule, and Stop did the same as Pause. Delete now removes the schedule for good, and Stop is now End and genuinely ends it. - SplitterUp Live: a nearby invitation vanishing after a moment of bad signal, no way out if the host didn't answer, and the keyboard covering the buttons on the join-by-code screen. Codes are also easier to type correctly. - The "Allow any currency" group setting turning itself back off. - Taps being ignored on iPad and Mac, the Mac window jumping to an old expense when resized, and screens running off the right-hand edge on tablets and wide windows. - The Mac version calling itself an iPad, and only offering Photos when attaching a picture. Choose File now opens Finder. - "How receipt scanning works" and the nearby-sharing screen opening behind the current screen. - The iOS widget showing "Open app" instead of your balance when your groups use more than one currency. - Group, household and profile pictures being distorted when saved. - Haptics arriving late, and Android ignoring your phone's touch-feedback setting. - The Settle Up subtitle reading "No pending actions" while a payment was still awaiting confirmation. - The re-split wizard showing an estimated amount instead of the exact amount when you join a group on your own. - A new group reading "All Settled" in one place and "No Activity" in another.

Start an expense by asking Siri! Tell Siri you want to split something and SplitterUp opens with the details already filled in — you still see the expense and check it before anything saves. A long press on the app icon jumps straight to a new expense or a receipt scan. This release also finishes off the group Recap: it ends with insights into where the money went, celebrates the moment a group settles up, and opens as a sheet on iPad rather than taking over the screen. WHAT'S NEW • Ask Siri to split an expense — Say "Hey Siri, split an expense with Alex in SplitterUp," using a friend's real name or the name of one of your groups. Siri asks how much it was and what it was for, then opens the expense filled in so you can check the split before saving. You can also find New Expense in Spotlight, the Shortcuts app, or on the Action Button. • Jump straight in from your home screen — Press and hold the SplitterUp icon for New Expense or Scan Receipt, and go straight there without opening the app first. • See where your group's money went — The recap now ends with insights: spending over time, each person's share, and a breakdown by category — and in a group spanning more than one currency, the charts say which expenses they cover. When the group's balances finally net out to zero, the recap card celebrates the moment, once. • The recap feels at home on iPad — Opening a recap from the side-by-side groups view now presents it as a sheet over your groups instead of taking over the whole screen. The recap also picks up your group's own color everywhere, in light and dark mode. Plus fixes for widget accuracy, currency display, receipt claiming, and more.

Bug fixes and stability improvements, particularly around group data exports. See in-app release notes for full details.

Bug fixes and other stability improvements

Most of this release went into the first few minutes with SplitterUp. The rest is fixes. • Signing up no longer throws a notifications prompt at you. We ask after your first expense, and explain why. • New accounts get a proper welcome, and there's one less tutorial in the way. • Empty screens tell you what to do next. "All Settled" only appears when your balances actually hit zero. • A household joining a group gets asked which past expenses to join, same as everyone else. • Friends is all in one place now, on the Groups tab: list, search, requests, email invitations and households. • Receipt tax can be a percentage, the way tip already could. • You can set an item's category while reviewing a scan, including marking it a fee. • The New Expense form got shorter. Date, category, location and repeat moved behind "More options". • Account settings are grouped into sections, and iPad finally has every row iPhone has. • Survey and rating prompts are Dashboard cards now instead of launch pop-ups. • The live receipt split is now called SplitterUp Live. Fixed: • Service charges on assigned receipts split in proportion to what each person ordered, like tax and tip. • Tip percentage is worked out from the items, so a service charge no longer inflates it. • Settle Up suggestions stopped disappearing for one currency in multi-currency groups. • Re-split previews match the real amounts in currencies without decimal places, like yen. • Deleting your account, downloading your data, scanning a receipt, email invitations and the contact form all work again. • Deleting a receipt item no longer shifts who's paying for the items under it. • Edits you made before your device finished syncing don't get dropped any more. • A settled debt no longer flickers back before it sticks.

A tidier screen for saving your default split, plus fixes for invitation emails and for the dashboard contradicting itself when you open the app. IMPROVEMENTS • The screen for saving a default split is no longer squeezed into the top of the display. It now opens as a proper sheet: the title sits clear of the clock and battery, Save and Cancel stay put along the bottom instead of drifting off the end of a long list of people, and there's a close button in the corner. The running total also stays quiet until you've actually typed something — it used to turn red the moment the screen opened, as though you had already got it wrong. FIXES • Fixed the % sign being cut off next to each person's share when saving a split in a web browser. The box was too narrow for what was inside it, so the number pushed the % out of view. Phones and tablets were never affected. • Fixed invitation emails leaving out the expenses waiting for the person you invited. When you invited someone to take over a name you had been tracking expenses under, the email never mentioned it — so they had no idea their share of the history was waiting for them, or that accepting would move it to their account. The email now names whose expenses are waiting and explains what happens when they accept. • Fixed the dashboard flashing a first-run setup checklist and "No groups yet" when you opened the app, even with groups and expenses already there. For about a second the screen could contradict itself — an empty groups list sitting directly underneath a count of the groups you have. The dashboard now waits until it knows what you have before drawing either, so it shows you a brief "Syncing…" instead of guessing wrong.

Set your split once, and stop retyping it. Groups and partners can now save the percentages they actually split by, so every new expense starts with them already filled in. Settling up got more forgiving too: you can record part of what someone paid you, and remove a payment that was recorded by mistake. NEW • Saved splits — set them in Group Settings, or on a friend's profile for a partner. Rent at 26/31/43, or an income ratio with your partner. One category can differ from the rest. If someone joins or leaves, expenses go back to splitting evenly and the app tells you — it never quietly guesses new percentages. • Settle one expense at a time — open a quick split or a one-on-one expense and tick off each person's share as they pay you back, right there on the expense. • Remove a payment recorded by mistake — either person can now undo one. The debt re-opens, the other person is told, and it stays in your history marked as removed. • Record part of what someone paid you — enter the amount they actually handed over and leave the rest owed. This now works for everyone, not just people added by name. IMPROVED • Adding people to a group is much clearer: add everyone while you're creating it, add someone by name without leaving a half-filled expense, and invite a non-friend in one step that sends the friend request too. • People without an account now show as "No account" instead of "guests", which already meant something else. • A short Dashboard checklist shows the three things worth doing first and ticks them off as you go. • iPad: each tab remembers where you were, and the sidebar now shows the same unread, invitation and pending-payment counts as the phone. • Paying back part of what you owe is now clearly editable, and tells you what the payment leaves remaining. • The Expenses list opens faster, and repeating expenses appear straight away. FIXED • A percentage split sometimes booking equal amounts instead of the percentages shown on screen. • A percentage split losing a person's share when a household was expanded, and someone set to 0% occasionally being charged anyway. • Quick splits you had already ticked off coming back as owed after recording a payment for the rest. • Changes being discarded when your session lapsed — payments, settle-ups and household or group changes are now held while the app re-establishes your session. • A group expense disappearing when a household of yours happened to contain everyone in the group. • Your balance with a friend disappearing because one shared group's balances couldn't be worked out. • The app going blank when a browser window was resized or an iPad rotated. • Receipt edits being refused over a couple of pennies when items had fractional amounts. • Invitations occasionally vanishing when sent moments after creating a group. • The Dashboard and Account screens looking stretched out in a web browser. • Tutorials, the Zelle payment handle prompt and a few group buttons now match what the app actually does.

SplitterUp now remembers your last used currency when creating expenses. Both globally and per-group. Also tons more bug fixes and stability enhancements. See the in-app What's New for full details.

Huge stability release: see the in-app What's New notes for all the improvements and bugfixes!

Export a group to a spreadsheet and check every number before you settle up — especially handy for a trip with lots of receipts across several days. WHAT'S NEW • Export to Excel or CSV — Open a group's Settings and tap "Export to Excel" (or "Export as CSV") to download the whole group as a spreadsheet. It includes a running balance so you can follow how each person's total builds up expense by expense, a day-by-day breakdown of every expense and who owes what, an itemized sheet for scanned receipts, and a final balances summary. • Pick a group's currency when you create it — New groups now start in your own currency instead of always defaulting to US dollars. The Create Group screen has a currency picker already set to the currency from your profile, so there's nothing to change afterwards. Under "Currency options" you can allow a few extra currencies, or turn on "Allow any currency" for a trip that spans several countries. BUG FIXES • Percentage splits no longer quietly leave someone out. If your percentages added up to more than 100%, the last one was reset to 0% without saying so — the total still showed 100%, and the expense saved with that person owing nothing. The total now shows what you actually entered and tells you when it doesn't add up. • Setting your currency in Profile now carries through to the groups you create, instead of leaving each new group in US dollars. • Emails to support@splitterup.app no longer bounce back as undeliverable. If a message of yours bounced, please send it again — we'd still like to hear it.

Bug fixes and other performance improvements.

A big round of stability fixes. This update smooths out a lot of everyday rough edges: email links work on iPhone, receipts won't accidentally save twice, settle-up suggestions stay put, group invites and editing are friendlier, and several confusing error messages are gone. What's fixed: • Email confirmation and password-reset links no longer open to a blank screen on iPhone. Tapping the link in your email now takes you straight to the right place. • Adding a scanned receipt no longer creates the same expense twice if you tap "Create" more than once while it's saving. A second tap is ignored until the first finishes. • Settle-up suggestions ("who owes whom") no longer occasionally disappear for a group after adding several expenses quickly. They stay reliable, and the app quietly recovers on its own if a device briefly falls out of sync. • Group admins who manage a group through a household are no longer wrongly told they don't have permission to change the group's currency. • Inviting someone who's already in a group no longer shows a scary "sync failed" message. If they're already a member, the app just carries on quietly. • You can now edit items on a group receipt even when a split included someone who has since left the group — those edits save instead of failing. • Removing a group admin now works the way you'd expect. Instead of saying "removed" and then quietly failing, the Remove option simply isn't offered for admins — demote them to a member first — and if a change can't go through, you get a clear message instead of a confusing error. • Settling a split on an expense someone else paid for no longer shows a puzzling "change not saved" error. Those splits are shown as view-only, since only the person who paid can mark them settled. • A duplicate expense can no longer get stuck in a state where it can't be deleted. • General stability improvements to navigation, so moving between screens and returning to the app is smoother and more reliable.

NEW - Hosting a live split? Tap "Share with someone without the app" to show a QR code. Anyone can scan it and join in their browser — no install, no signup — and pick their items right alongside everyone else. - The form now shows every step from the start with numbered placeholders and a hint for what to enter next. Save, and you land right on the new expense. - The Groups tab now opens with a larger Groups | Friends switcher — flip to your friends list with a single tap. - Add a phone number or email so friends can pay you back with Zelle. Already have a phone number on your profile? Flip a toggle to reuse it. (Zelle works in the US only.) IMPROVEMENTS - Clearer settle-up buttons: "Settle up," "Record payment," and "Mark as received," so it's always obvious who's paying whom. - Quick Splits now explains itself — "Expenses with people not on SplitterUp" — with a plain "Connect to account" button for linking a friend. - Apple and Google sign-in now appear first on the login screen. - Empty dashboard sections now point you to the obvious next step, and deleting a notification or archiving a Quick Split confirms it worked. - Polish throughout: colors follow your light or dark theme everywhere, and guest limits are stated up front. BUG FIXES - Pop-up buttons no longer sit too close to Android's navigation bar, where a tap could trigger Back instead. - The keyboard no longer covers the amount box when entering a payment. - New groups now finish setting up reliably, with no stray admin-permission error right after creating one. - Group currency changes now sync reliably, even when settings change quickly or while reconnecting. - The Edit Profile keyboard now has a clear Done button, including the phone-number pad.

Choose how your expenses are ordered — newest or oldest first, highest or lowest amount, or by name A–Z or Z–A. It's available from the Filters on the Expenses tab and from a new sort button inside each group, and the app remembers your choice for each.

* Fixed the date field on the record-payment and edit-payment screens looking out of place — it now uses the app's font and a single calendar icon. * Fixed scanning a receipt with a service charge, auto-gratuity, or surcharge line item getting stuck and never saving.

Bug fixes and improvements

Backdate payments, see their details, and a smoother way to split receipts. • Set the real payment date — when you record a payment or settle up, choose the date money actually changed hands. Cross-currency payments even use that day's exchange rate. • Tap any payment to see its details — who paid whom, the group, the date, when it was recorded, and the note attached. Made a mistake? Either person can fix the date or note. • Claim receipt items with a tap — on a shared receipt where everyone claims their own items, each item is now a card you tap to claim (adjust the quantity to share a dish), with a running total that includes tax, tip, and fees. Questions or feedback? Reach us at contact@splitterup.app — happy splitting!

What's New: • Bulk-fix expense currencies — switch every expense in a group over to the right currency in one step, right after changing the group's default currency or anytime from currency settings. • Automatic claim invites — sign up with the email a group used for your guest entry, and you'll automatically get an invitation to claim those expenses and merge them into your new account. • See what you're claiming — a claim invitation now shows whose expenses and what balance you're about to take on before you accept. • Link User screen improvements — group admins can now see when a guest's email already belongs to a SplitterUp account, and send a claim invite directly. • See who you've added while splitting — everyone you've selected appears as chips below the search box, so you always know who's in. • Single-group Spending Insights — focus your spending totals, trends, and category breakdown on just one group, including archived ones. • New Help article on currency conversion and exchange rates. Bug Fixes: • Fixed the app freezing after recording a Venmo payment. • Fixed invitations not matching accounts when emails had different capitalization. • Face ID/Touch ID failures on the app-lock screen no longer strand you — fall back to your passcode or password. • Notification taps now reliably open the right screen, even from a cold start. • Settle Up shows a "catching up" message during brief balance recalculations instead of looking broken.

A simpler receipt flow — and split together in real time. Splitting a scanned receipt now walks you through three clear steps: choose who's splitting, assign the items, then confirm the details. • Split with nearby friends — after scanning a receipt, start a live split. Friends nearby get a tap-to-join invite and claim their own items right from their own phones, updating live. When everyone's done, the bill divides to the exact penny — tax and tip included — and one expense is created for the whole table. • Your household, right in the picker — pick it like any friend, with an "Includes you" tag. It counts as one person in the split, and you're never counted twice. • "Who paid?" where it belongs — choose the payer on the final details screen, for every kind of receipt. You can now pick any friend you've added, or your household — not just yourself. • Comma decimals — amount entry now follows your device's decimal separator, so the calculator and every amount field work naturally in every region. Plus 20+ fixes: household splits now divide by the number of people in them, tax and tip previews match what everyone actually owes, guest names display correctly, notifications for deleted receipts no longer get stuck loading, and more.

Bug fixes and other minor improvements

• Favorite the friends & households you split with most, they now rise to the top everywhere. • View scanned receipts right from an expense, full-screen with zoom. • Archive groups with a swipe.