Split the bill before anyone forgets it.
Splittr spots the payment in your bank alerts and asks if you shared it. Tap Split, pick who was there, and each friend gets a WhatsApp message with their share and a UPI link to pay you back.
Three taps, while you're still at the table.
- 1We spot the payment
A debit or UPI alert lands from your bank, card or UPI app. Splittr reads alerts from around 30 Indian banks, pulls out the amount, shop and time, and asks: shared this?
- 2You pick who was there
Nothing is split until you say so. Choose friends from your contacts or type a number. Equal shares, or set exact amounts.
- 3They get a nudge
Each friend gets a WhatsApp message from you, or a text if they're not on WhatsApp, with their share and a link that opens their UPI app.
It reads payment alerts. Nothing else.
Giving an app your texts is a big ask, so here is exactly what happens to them.
Read the privacy policyOnly the amount, shop, account ending and time are kept.
Personal messages and one-time codes are skipped and never leave your phone.
Splittr fills in the message. You press send in WhatsApp yourself.
Your data is never sold or used for ads. Splits are backed up to your account, and nobody else can see them.
After the split
Flat, trip, dinner crew. See who owes whom without a spreadsheet.
Split your part of any bill with a partner or flatmates, like 1:1 or 2:1. Only the people in it see it.
One WhatsApp message covers everything someone owes you, across groups, with your UPI link.
Pay back through UPI, or record cash and bank transfers, in full or in part.
Questions
Do my friends need Splittr?
No. They get a normal WhatsApp message or text with their share and a link that opens whichever UPI app they have: Google Pay, PhonePe, Paytm, CRED, BHIM or their bank's.
Does Splittr move money?
No. Payments go straight from your friend's UPI app to yours. Splittr only works out the shares and fills in the request.
Which payments does it pick up?
Card and UPI debits, recharges and bill payments. It skips one-time codes, credits, declined or upcoming debits, and messages from personal numbers.
What if it gets the shop name wrong?
Rename it while you split. Splittr learns from that, so the next alert from that shop is named right.
What about payments with no bank alert?
Add them yourself in a few seconds: what it was for, the amount, and who to split with.
How do I install it?
Splittr for Android is in a closed beta on Google Play. Leave your email under Join the beta: we add you to the testers’ list and email you a link to install it from Google Play. Updates arrive through Play. On iPhone, see below.
Is there an iPhone app?
Not yet. Choose iPhone when you join the beta and we’ll email you when it’s ready.