Both directions, one number
Track what people owe you and what you owe them. The dashboard nets it into a single honest balance instead of two lists you have to reconcile in your head.
The Β£20 for lunch. The taxi you covered. The deposit you fronted for a friend. Who Owes Me? keeps track of every small loan so you don't have to hold it in your head β or feel awkward asking.
Not because anyone is dishonest β because nobody wrote it down.
Purpose-built for the messy reality of lending money to people you like.
Track what people owe you and what you owe them. The dashboard nets it into a single honest balance instead of two lists you have to reconcile in your head.
Money rarely comes back in one go. Log each instalment, watch the balance fall, and let the record settle itself when it hits zero.
Enter what you paid, add who was there, split it evenly, by shares or custom. The cents always add up exactly β one action creates a record per person.
Pick friendly, neutral or firm and we write the message for you. Send it by WhatsApp, SMS or email. We remember who you nudged, so you never ask twice.
When you owe each other at the same time, cancel both sides in one move. Partial settlements apply oldest-first, and you see the plan before you commit.
After a few closed loans you get a quiet read on each person β how fast they repay, how often they're late β built only from your own history with them.
Name, amount, what it was for, and β the part that matters β when they said they'd pay it back. Press N and you're done before the bill arrives.
Anything overdue or due soon rises to the top of your dashboard. Nothing quietly rots at the bottom of a list.
One tap writes a polite, specific message with the amount and what it was for. Copy it, or send it straight from your phone.
Start with 14 days free. No card until you decide it's worth it.
Everything, for one person. Cancel any time β no notice period, no exit interview.
No card required to start.
Most people are surprised by the number. It takes two minutes to log what you can remember.