Mobile app · Expense splittingIn development

Split the bill without the argument.

An expense-splitting app for trips, flats and friends, in development.

In development. Screens are from the current build on a simulator, with the app's demo data. Not yet released.

Project: FairShare
Status: In development
Our role: Product, design and development by Evergrowth Labs

A hand holding a phone over a cafe table with two coffee cups and a receipt; the screen shows the FairShare home with a You owe card reading $17.59 and Add, Settle and New Group buttons

What the product does

FairShare keeps track of who paid for what in a group, works out who owes whom, and makes settling up a single step. It is built for the situations where money gets awkward: a weekend trip, a shared flat, a dinner someone put on their card.

The first version is deliberately small. Groups, expenses with equal, exact or percentage splits, running balances, an activity feed and settle-up with a record of how it was paid.

What to explore

Home: the amount you owe or are owed, the two actions people take most, and what happened recently.
Groups: each group shows the members and your position in it at a glance.
A group: balances per person, then the expenses with who paid and your share.
Settle up: who owes whom, and the ways to record it.

Explore the product

In development. Screens are from the current build on a simulator, with the app's demo data. Not yet released.

Home: one number, two actions
Groups: your position in each at a glance
A group: balances first, then the expenses
Settle up: record how it was paid

Evidence · Built by Evergrowth Labs, in development. Screens captured from the current build running in Expo Go on a simulator on 16 September 2026. Names and amounts are the app's built-in demo data. No release date, price or feature promise is made here.

The cover image is a generated scene that reproduces the app's real home screen. All names and amounts in the app screens are demo data from the build.