Shared plans deserve clear records.

What you can use

Use receipt-based or manual splitting to work through a shared bill, check a tip with the tip calculator, organize a group trip, or keep household activity in the Roommates workspace. Our splitting guides explain common choices with worked examples so your group can agree on a method before assigning amounts.

Core features remain free. Vissie Plus is an optional upgrade that provides additional saved-receipt capacity and removes ads where ads are offered. Plan details and availability appear in the app. Purchasing Plus is not required to read these guides.

Accounts and records

You can explore Vissie and use the tip calculator without creating an account. Receipt scanning, saving receipts, creating splits, and using Roommates require an account. Each household member needs their own account. Feature availability and device sharing depend on the app version; check the workspace before relying on it as your only copy of an important agreement.

Receipt recognition can make mistakes. Review extracted amounts against the original receipt before finalizing a split. Vissie expense and payment notes help you keep records; they do not establish that a bank or payment provider has moved money.

Get help or report an issue

Email contact@nspyre.co, the contact address listed in our policies, or use Vissie's in-app support/report option. Include the screen where the problem occurred, the steps you took, your device and app version, and whether the issue happens again. For a receipt problem, describe the incorrect field or amount. Do not send passwords, verification codes, full card numbers, or private authentication tokens.

For company information, visit Nspyre Co. Read the privacy policy and Vissie's legal policies for information about the services and data practices.

About these guides

The guides are written for Vissie users by Nspyre Co LLC. They cover practical expense-sharing methods, review steps, and common sources of confusion. The examples are illustrative; your group should agree on its own participants, amounts, and payment method. Updated October 16, 2026.