FairTab keeps the running tab for a trip, a shared flat, or a big group dinner. It shows a plain balance for each person and the fewest payments that clear the whole thing. It all happens in your browser, so your numbers stay yours.
No account. No email. Nothing to install.
Real app, not a mockupI split a beach house with five friends last summer and reached for Splitwise like always. It told me I had used up my free expenses for the day and asked me to pay for Pro. Mid trip. Adding a $12 round of tacos.
That was the moment. An app that does simple arithmetic had turned into a monthly bill that wanted my bank login and forty dollars a year. So I built the version I actually wanted: it does the math, it forgets nothing, and it never asks for a subscription. You pay once if you outgrow the free tier, and then it is just yours.
MarkBuilt by one person. I answer the support email myself.
Type what it was, the amount, and who paid. Split it evenly, or hand a bigger slice to the person who ordered the lobster. Adding an expense takes about as long as reading this line.

Green means the group owes them. Red means they owe the group. No columns to add up, no spreadsheet tabs, no arguing about who is remembering it wrong.

FairTab untangles the web of who owes whom into the shortest list of transfers. Five people in, one or two payments out. You send the money however you like; the app never touches it.

Most expense apps moved to subscriptions. The popular one now asks around $40 a year, every year, for arithmetic. FairTab does the sum once and lets you keep it.
$0
$4.99 once
$40+/year is the going rate elsewhere for the same job.
Because Splitwise is only free until it is not. It limits how many expenses you can add and nudges you toward Pro, which runs about $40 a year. That is a rented calculator. FairTab is $4.99 one time, with no account and no renewal. If the free tier covers your one group and twenty expenses, you never pay a cent. If you need more, you buy it once and you are done.
No account, no email, no password. Open the app and start adding expenses. Your data is saved right in your browser.
In your browser local storage, on your device. Nothing is sent to a server, so we cannot see your expenses, your friends’ names, or your balances. The flip side: clearing your site data wipes it, so export a JSON backup before you switch devices.
No. FairTab tells you the smallest set of payments that settles the group. You send the actual money with cash, a bank transfer, or any payment app you already use.
Yes. Email me within 14 days of buying and I refund it. No form, no questions. It is a small project run by a real person.
Your groups and expenses sit in your browser local storage, not on our servers. Payment for the full version runs through Stripe, so we never touch your card details either. The privacy policy is short and says exactly this.
Add a group, log a few expenses, and see who owes what before the bags are unpacked.
Open FairTab