Purodak Split tracks who paid for what across trips, flatshares and long dinners — then tells everyone the smallest set of payments that makes it even.
iPhone only for now. There is no Android build and no waitlist to put your name on yet.
A trip, a flat, a dinner. Add people by name, or send a link — whoever opens it joins as a guest in one tap, with no account to make first.
Type the amount or photograph the receipt, line by line. Split evenly, by share, by exact amounts — or by what each person actually ordered.
The app works out the fewest payments that clear everyone, then marks them off as they land.




Photograph the bill and the total, the merchant and the date fill themselves in as a draft. Nothing is saved until you have looked at it — a misread total is a number other people would owe.
Uneven splits, one person paying twice, somebody joining late — the balance still adds up.
On a flight or somewhere with no bars, it still saves — and sends itself the moment you're back online. The app opens the same way, so a dead connection never locks you out of it.
Deleted the wrong expense? Undo it within 15 minutes — it comes back exactly as it was.
Log a taxi in lira and a flight in euros; the trip totals in the group's own currency. TRY, USD and EUR convert today.
Nothing is sent on a schedule, ever. When you do want to ask, the app writes the message and hands it to you.
Ask “what was this?” on the expense itself instead of scrolling back through the group chat.
Only people you invite can see a group. No feed, no friend graph, no ads, no analytics.
Add someone by name and, once they're ready to join for real, send a link addressed just to them — not a generic invite. Resend it, replace it, or revoke it from their row in the group.
English, Turkish, Spanish and Brazilian Portuguese, chosen in the app and not from your phone. None of them was translated from another.
Dark mode from the welcome screen on, not only the screens you reach later.
Every group gets an illustrated cover picked from its name, so the list never looks unfinished.
It is a beta, so expect rough edges — and tell me about them. Every report changes something.
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