A HAPPIER SHARED HOME.
Share the space. Keep the bills clear.
Rent, electricity, internet and the occasional communal shop can land on different people’s cards. A household group gives you one record of what was shared, who paid and what is still outstanding.
Start a shared tabA WORKED EXAMPLE
One month, three roommates
| Expense | Amount |
|---|---|
| Rent | €1,200.00 |
| Electricity | €90.00 |
| Internet | €30.00 |
| Total | €1,320.00 |
These bills total €1,320. An equal arrangement means €440 each. If one roommate pays all three bills, the other two each owe that person €440.
TRY YOUR OWN NUMBERS
Equal bill split calculator
Enter the total in euros, including any agreed extras. No account needed.
€440.00per person
3 equal shares add up to €1,320.00.
How to split with uOwe
- 01
Agree on what belongs in the household tab
Decide whether groceries, cleaning supplies and subscriptions are shared. Keep personal purchases outside the group.
- 02
Choose the split for each bill
Equal shares may suit internet, while different room sizes may call for exact rent amounts. Record the agreement with each expense.
- 03
Review the tab together each month
Add each new bill manually, check the balance and record repayments. Recurring expenses are not available in the current free product.
A few useful answers
Can we split rent differently from utilities?
Yes. Each expense has its own split, so you can use exact rent amounts and equal utility shares in the same group.
Does uOwe collect rent?
No. Pay by your usual bank transfer or cash arrangement and record the payment in uOwe. It tracks the balance; it does not move money.
More things to share
Groups and expense splitting are free. See what is included.