Splice: Split Bills & Expenses
iOS app by Fadhil Lawal. Finance · Fadhil Lawal
- Store rating
- 5 / 5
- Store rating count
- 4
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.1
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-14
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Store description excerpt
Splice lets you pay for your friend group with confidence, automatically charging everyone their share of the bill. No chasing, no spreadsheets, no awkward texts. Create a splice, add what you paid for in under 30 seconds, and share the link. Friends don't even need to download the app, they tap the link, add a card, and they're in. GREAT FOR - Roommates splitting rent and utilities - Trips where one person books the Airbnb - Dinners, group gifts, and event tickets - Any group where one person always ends up fronting the cost HOW IT WORKS - Create a splice and share the link or code with your group - Friends join straight from the link, no download required - Add an expense in under 30 seconds and Splice splits it evenly - Everyone gets notified and has a window to pause before anything runs - Friends add a card, or pay instantly with Apple Pay or Google Pay - When the window closes, Splice charges everyone automatically and the money lands in your account BUILT FOR REAL GROUPS - Multiple organizers: track who paid for what and settle everyone correctly, even across several people fronting different costs - Circles: recurring groups like rent or gym memberships collect on their own schedule, so you never set it up twice - Full transparency: every payer sees their exact breakdown before they're ever charged - Secure payments: processed through Stripe, your card details are never stored on Splice's servers Download Splice, and never send a 'pay me back' text again.
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