For roommates
Track shared household costs without the monthly drama.
Rent, utilities, groceries, the cleaner — track who paid what and settle on whatever cadence suits you.
What goes wrong
The usual problems.
Who paid the utility
Bills come at different times, paid by different people, and nobody tracks them.
Grocery runs
Someone picks up groceries for the house and never asks for the money back.
Uneven rent shares
The bigger room pays more — but how much more, and applied consistently?
Awkward conversations
Asking your roommate for €12 every Sunday is the thing nobody wants to do.
What it looks like
Here's the app handling it.
Three roommates, one month — rent, electricity, groceries, the cleaner. Settles in two payments.
How Repartim handles it
Four quick steps.
One bill per month
Open a fresh bill at the start of each month, or run a rolling one.
Add expenses as they happen
Whoever paid drops the receipt in — scan or type.
Adjust shares per item
Rent might split unevenly. Groceries split equally. Mix as needed.
Settle whenever
Once a month, once a quarter — whatever the household prefers.
Common scenarios
Cases people actually hit.
Uneven rooms
Set fixed rent amounts per person to reflect different room sizes.
Utility bills
Add the bill once, mark it as shared equally, and forget it.
Weekly groceries
One person handles groceries. Repartim shows what the others owe by the end of the month.
Shared subscriptions
Streaming services split N ways — add them once and reuse the bill template.
Why it helps
What you actually get.
Receipt trail
Every shared expense is logged, with the amount and the date.
Fair on big and small
Small grocery runs and big rent payments live in the same bill, weighted correctly.
Settle on your cadence
Monthly is typical. Quarterly or one-off works fine too.
FAQ
Things people ask.
Do recurring bills roll over each month?
Not automatically — you open a fresh bill per month (it takes about thirty seconds). This is intentional: each month stays self-contained and easy to settle.
What if a roommate moves out mid-month?
Add them only to the expenses they actually shared. For rent, set their contribution as a fixed amount that reflects their partial occupancy.
Can rent be split unevenly when rooms are different sizes?
Yes. Use the "fixed" contribution type per person and enter each person's exact rent amount. The bigger room pays more, the smaller pays less — Repartim does the rest.
Ready to split your next bill?
It's free, takes a few seconds, and works without signing up.