Fairlyd splits group expenses the way real groups actually work - families, couples, and solo friends on the same trip, in the same house, at the same table. It works out what everyone owes, fairly - no math, no spreadsheets, no chasing.
No sign-up. No card. Works in your browser right now.
"We'll figure it out later."
Except later, someone's chasing receipts, someone's sure they overpaid, and the person who covered the hotel is quietly keeping score.
It doesn't have to be like this.
One dinner, three different households. Change who's there - watch the split stay fair.
This is one of four split types. Equal, adults-only, and custom amounts are one tap away - per expense.
Adults, kids, whole families - each household is one card. Share one code and everyone joins from any phone or browser. No accounts needed.
Groceries, tickets, gas, dessert - every expense picks the split that fits it. Just put in what happened; Fairlyd does the math.
All the debts collapse into the fewest possible payments. Who pays whom, exactly how much - done.
No account needed to start - or ever. But when you want your groups on every device, a free account takes a minute, and guests upgrade in place without losing a thing.
Real groups don't split every bill the same way - so Fairlyd doesn't either.
One flat share per household, no matter the size - straight down the middle.
Exact per-person rates - adults $30, kids $18, infants free. Or keep it simple with ratios for the BBQ picnic, where kids count half.
Only the grown-ups share this one. Kids and infants are left out of the math.
Somebody paid at the register for everyone's picks. Assign exact amounts, to the cent - for the bills that follow no rules.
Splitting by per-person rates and a service charge pushed the bill past the math - or a discount pulled it under? Fairlyd spots the difference and adjusts every share to match - one tap.
Any expense can include just some of the group. Every expense picks its own people and its own split.
Log each expense in the currency you actually paid. Live exchange rates convert everything back to your group's home currency - and every expense keeps the rate it used, so the history always adds up.
And home currency means your currency - rupees, yen, reais, pesos, euros. Fairlyd works wherever your group lives, not just where the dollar does.
Set up the whole group solo. Friends claim their spot with the invite code and everything's waiting for them.
A code on the invite screen for when typing is one step too many. Scan, join, done.
Fairlyd does the nudging, so you don't have to be the bad guy.
Every add and edit on the record - nobody asks "wait, who added that?"
Pin the groups you use all the time. Settled trips tuck themselves away.
See where the money actually went - by category, by person, by household.
No signal at the campsite? Add expenses anyway - everything syncs when you're back.
Any group's full history as PDF or CSV, whenever you want it.
Lost access mid-trip? A rejoin link from any member gets you back in.
Tap Create a Group, give it a name, pick your home currency - that's the whole setup. Add who's there (adults, kids, whole families), share the invite code, and start adding expenses. Under a minute, no account needed.
Each household is one card in the group - a solo friend, a couple, a family of four with a baby. You set adults, kids, and infants once, and every split weighs them fairly from then on. Balances are per household; fairness is per person.
| Fairlyd | Most splitting apps | |
|---|---|---|
| Getting started | Tap once, no account - ever | Sign-up first, often for every member |
| Who's in the group | Households - families, couples, solos | Everyone is one equal person |
| Kids and infants | Weighted fairly, built in | Do the percentages yourself |
| Per-person rates | Adults $30, kids $18 - auto-adjusts to the register | Manual math |
| The business model | Free. No ads, no tracking | Ads, premium tiers, or both |
Yes - free to use, no ads, no premium wall on the math. Splitting fairly shouldn't cost money.
Neither. Share one invite code or link and they join from any phone or browser - no download, no sign-up. Accounts are optional, for syncing your groups across devices.
No. Fairlyd keeps score - it shows who owes whom and exactly how much. How you actually pay each other (cash, bank transfer, whatever you use) is your business.
Any member can send you a rejoin link that puts you right back in - history, balances, everything intact.
Yes - add expenses offline at the campsite or on the plane, and everything syncs when you're back online.
Fairlyd works in any browser today. The Android app is in review on Google Play, and the iPhone app is on its way - both coming soon.
Fair, then done - fair-ly-d. The italic ly and the little dot in our icon are the period on that sentence: settled, closed, nobody quietly keeping score. Honest answer? It was also the domain that was available. We've made peace with it.
A money app should mind its own business.
No public profiles, no discovery, no strangers. Your group is your group.
Nothing sold, nothing shared. The data safety label on our store listing is short for a reason.
Your account and its data, gone straight from Settings. No emails, no hoops.
One honest note: Fairlyd keeps score; it doesn't move money. It shows who owes whom - how you actually pay each other is your business.
No sign-up, no card, no catch.