Shared money, without the awkward part.
A Room is one shared space for a flat, a hostel room, a trip or an office lunch. Add what you paid, tag who was in, and everyone sees who owes whom.
Name it. Invite them. Done.
- One person starts it.Give the Room a name. Whoever starts it is the host.
- Everyone else taps Join.The host sends an invite. It opens on who is already in, and one button.
- Joining costs nothing.Only the person who made the Room pays for it.
Type the bill. Tag the people.
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Tag who shared it.
Rent 4000 @ali @ahmad @arslan
You paid Rs 4,000. Rent, four ways, Rs 1,000 each.
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Tag nobody and it is yours.
Chai 150
Rs 150, yours alone. Nobody's balance moves.
Who owes whom, at a glance.
Open a Room and the first thing you see is one number: what you are owed, what you owe, or nothing at all.
- Person by person.Under the number is who it is made of. Bilal owes you Rs 1,200. Sana owes you Rs 800.
- What needs you.A payment waiting for your yes, or a bill that is due, sits at the top until you answer it.
Every rupee, on the record.
- Day by day.Everything the Room has spent, grouped by day, with each day's total and the Room's total on top.
- With the words it came from.Each entry shows who paid, how many ways it was split, and the exact message that added it.
- The same for everyone.Nothing in it is hidden from anyone in the Room.
Rent comes back. You only approve it.
- Set it once.Rent, internet, the mess bill: how much, who shares it, how often. The 31st lands on the last day of a shorter month.
- Nothing posts by itself.When it is due, it asks. Approve it, snooze it, or skip this one. A skip can be undone.
- This month can differ.Change the amount or the people before you approve. Next month starts from the original.
Settle up in the fewest moves.
You pay each other the way you already do. HisaabFlow keeps the count, and never touches the money.
- You say you paid. They say they got it.A payment moves a balance only after the person who received it taps Received.
- Paid half? It remembers the other half.Send Rs 500 of Rs 1,200 and it shows Rs 700 still to go.
- Two payments, not five.Settle everything works out the fewest payments that leave everyone level, across all your Rooms.
Alone with you, it roasts. In a Room, it behaves.
The Guru is in your Rooms too. What it would say about your third biryani stays between the two of you.
The rules of a Room.
- Splits add up to the rupee.A bill is split equally, in whole rupees, and whoever paid takes the odd ones. Rs 1,003 four ways is 253, 250, 250 and 250.
- A Room sees only the Room.Members see what was added to that Room. Nobody sees your salary or your own spending.
- No money moves through it.There is no wallet and no bank login. It records who paid whom, and you do the paying.
- A payment takes two people.One says they paid, the other says they got it. Only then does the balance move.
Before you ask.
Does everyone in the Room have to pay?
No. One person makes the Room and pays for it. Everyone else joins free.
Can it split a bill unequally?
Not yet. Today a bill is split equally between the people you tag. You choose who is in each one, so three people can share dinner in a Room of five.
What if someone says they paid and did not?
Then tap Not received. A payment changes a balance only when the person who was paid confirms it.
Will the Guru roast me in front of my friends?
No. In a Room it is polite and sticks to the numbers. The teasing is for your own chat only.
Does HisaabFlow send the money?
No. It never asks for a bank login and never moves money. You pay each other the way you already do, and record it here.
Do I add Room expenses on WhatsApp?
No. WhatsApp is for your own spending. A Room lives in the app, where there is room for the people, the split and the ledger.