One person paid. Split it.
Dinner, rent, that absurd IKEA run. One payer, a few participants, a shared receipt.
HiBill tracks the dinners, the deposits, the forgotten fifties. Expenses, loans, and paybacks — three flavors of the same honest thing. No group-chat math. No awkward asks. Just the balance, when you want to look.
Most apps conflate them and pretend groups or settlements are separate features. HiBill collapses the model: three kinds, one timeline, one balance.
Dinner, rent, that absurd IKEA run. One payer, a few participants, a shared receipt.
No receipt, no split — just a number that moves one way until it moves back.
A Venmo nudge, a cash drop, a bank transfer. The balance goes down; the memory stays.
No separate settlements ledger. No groups you forgot you made. Expenses, loans, and paybacks interleave chronologically — the complete truth of who did what, for whom, when.
One input, three flavors. Type who, what, and how much. Split or not — your call.
Every person you owe or who owes you shows up on Home. Sorted by size, written in plain language.
When someone pays you back (or you pay them), log the payback. The balance resolves itself.
Every balance comes with a one-line translation — a little serif caption so you know if this is a coffee debt or a real one, at a glance.