Shared plans. Clear numbers.
Dinner with friends, a weekend away, or a shared home: agree on what belongs to whom, check the totals, and keep a record everyone understands.
Open Vissie Read the splitting guide →01 / Dinner
Assign personal items first. Divide a shared appetizer among the people who actually shared it, then agree how to allocate tax and tip. An equal split works best when everyone has agreed to it.
Work through a dinner example02 / Trips
A hotel deposit, groceries, and a ride may involve different people. Keep a payer and participant list for each expense so a friend who skipped an activity is not charged for it.
Plan a group expense record03 / Roommates
Write down which bills are shared, their due dates, and the agreed proportions. Separate rent, utilities, and one-off purchases so changes in the household do not hide inside a single balance.
Make a household checklistA photo can help with entry, but receipt recognition can misread quantities, discounts, and decimal points. Compare the extracted items against the original before you assign shares. If a scan fails, use manual entry and keep the receipt nearby.
Never share a receipt image that exposes a full card number, address, or other information the group does not need.
Receipt review checklist →Vissie brings receipt-based splitting, a tip calculator, group-trip planning, and a Roommates workspace into one app. Core features remain free. An account is required for receipt scanning, saved receipts, creating splits, and using Roommates. You can explore the app and use the tip calculator without creating an account.
Review each amount and settle with the payment method your group agrees to use. Recording an expense or a payment note is not confirmation that money has moved.
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