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title: "Split trip, rent and group expenses — Fairly"
description: "Your group has habits. Fairly learns them: who always pays, what's never shared, when you settle. Every learned rule is visible in the group and editable — the personalization is inspectable, never hidden."
url: https://fairly.day/for-groups
language: en
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For groups

# Your group has habits. Fairly learns them.

A group expense app should know that the chat goes quiet when someone asks “so who owes what?” Fairly learns who always pays, what's never shared, when you settle. Every learned rule is visible in the group and editable. The personalization is inspectable, never hidden.

[Trips](https://fairly.day/for/trips) [Flats & roommates](https://fairly.day/for/roommates) [Couples](https://fairly.day/for/couples) [Erasmus](https://fairly.day/for/erasmus) [Friend groups](https://fairly.day/for/friend-groups)

What Fairly learned · all editable

- Lisbon trip Learned
  Marco sits out the wine
  Learned at Ramiro Edit
- Flat 4B Learned
  Bob's protein powder is never shared
  From 2 Mercadona receipts Edit
- Lisbon trip Learned
  Ana usually pays the taxis
  Seen on 2 rides Edit
- Flat 4B Learned
  Rent €1,650 splits three ways on the 1st
  Posts itself every month Edit

The trip

## Forty expenses. One clean sweep.

Everyone captures as you go — even offline in a restaurant basement. When the trip ends, one sweep checks for missing expenses, flags duplicates, converts currencies at the day's rate, and simplifies who pays whom into a few transfers. It stops to ask at every step that matters. [More on trips →](https://fairly.day/for/trips)

MULTI-CURRENCY DUPLICATE DETECTION ASKS BEFORE IT ACTS

*[Image: Reconciling the Lisbon trip, step 3 of 5: converting two USD charges at the day's rate, with a hard checkpoint before any transfer is requested]*

*[Image: The Flat 4B group: all even, three house rules Fairly has learned, each editable]*

The household

## Rent, groceries, internet — on autopilot you approve

Fairly learns that rent splits three ways on the 1st, groceries are shared, and Bob's protein powder never is. Recurring costs arrive as drafts, ready in one tap — and every learned rule sits in the group, visible and editable. [More on flats →](https://fairly.day/for/roommates)

The one-off

## Split with people who aren't on Fairly

Send a link. They see what they owe you and the recent expenses behind it. Once they've paid you, however you two usually do, they tap “I've paid” and it's recorded. No signup, no app to install.

NO ACCOUNT NEEDED — EVER

*[Image: A guest settle link: your €8.50 share of Picnic at the park, how the number happened, an I've paid button, no account needed]*

- **0** — third-party requests this site makes Measured 2026-09-27
- **174** — automated tests on the split and settle math Measured 2026-09-27

Who makes it

Fairly is built by Obsurvive, a small product team in Europe. We are making the app we wanted for our own trips and shared flats.

## Bring your group. Leave the math.

No account needed for your first split. Free for friends and flats.

- iOS and Android
- Free for personal groups · no paid plan
- Friends don't need the app

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Also in Spanish (español): <https://fairly.day/es/for-groups>
Site index for agents: <https://fairly.day/llms.txt>
