Shared bills, sorted

Split any bill — fairly, item by item

The dinner, the weekly shop, the £480 lake-house weekend. Drag friends onto the items they actually had, and turn one messy bill into a clean set of IOUs.

PayMeLater shared bills list — weekly shop, lake house weekend and team dinner, each with group avatars and totals
A bill lifted from that list: Lake house weekend, 11 days ago, £480.00
PayMeLater split-bill screen — cabin rental and groceries as items, with draggable people chips
The split

Drag who had what

Even splits are rarely fair splits. In PayMeLater you split item by item — drag each friend onto what they actually consumed. Tips are shared in proportion to what each person had, discounts reduce it, and every share is exact to the penny. The vegetarian stops subsidising the steak, and nobody needs a spreadsheet to prove it.

The bills list in PayMeLater, each shared expense with its own group attached
One bill, whole group

Every shared expense in one place

Each bill keeps its group and its items together, and it remembers who paid as well as who consumed — so a dinner two people covered still splits cleanly. The shared expenses of a trip or a house stop living in seventeen screenshots.

PayMeLater bill payment plan — Me is owed £360.00, with £120.00 owed from Alex, Maria and Sam
Settle up

From receipt to squared away

When the split is right, one tap turns it into IOUs — everyone gets their exact share on their balance, and you can all pay each other back whenever suits. No group-chat maths, no chasing. Eating out? Our sister app Check Please scans the restaurant receipt with AI and hands the finished split straight to PayMeLater.

Questions, answered

How do I split a bill by item instead of evenly?

Add the bill and its items, then drag each friend onto what they actually had. PayMeLater totals each person’s share — the cabin split by four, the groceries to whoever ate them — and it also records who paid, so a bill two people covered still splits cleanly.

What about tips, discounts and rounding?

Tips are shared in proportion to what each person actually consumed, discounts reduce it, and every split is exact to the penny — shares always add up to the bill, so rounding never loses or invents a cent.

What happens after the bill is split?

PayMeLater settles the split into the smallest set of who-owes-whom transfers — £120 each from Alex, Maria and Sam, £360 back to you — and one tap turns that plan into IOUs on each person’s balance, to be paid back whenever suits.

Settle up, stress-free

One receipt. Zero arguments.

Download PayMeLater and split the next bill by what people actually had.

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