Your ledgers
on this phoneFour people, one weekend. Three lines in, and the whole group squares up with three bank transfers. This example is made up; your ledger starts blank.
Start a ledger
takes ten secondsHow it works
- No accounts, everThe link is the login. Anyone holding it can read and write the ledger. Zeroed remembers which name is yours on your phone.1
- Everyone sees the same pageAdd a line at the table and it lands on every phone in the group while you are still holding yours.2
- Fewest payments to square upSix people, forty lines, and Zeroed turns it into five transfers at most, usually fewer. Tap one to send the reminder as a card.3
- Splits that match real lifeEqual, by shares (the couple counts as two), or exact amounts. Cents never go missing.4
- Free for the groupUnlimited ledgers, people and lines. Zeroed Pro, for the organiser, adds receipt photos, live currency conversion and exports. Pricing to be confirmed.5
Questions
Is Zeroed really free?
Yes, for the group. Unlimited ledgers, people and lines, no daily cap, no ads. A paid tier for the organiser (receipt photos, currency conversion, exports) is planned.
Do my friends need an account or an app?
No. A ledger is a link. They open it, tap their name, and add what they paid. Zeroed remembers their name on their phone.
How does Zeroed work out who pays whom?
It computes each person's net position (paid minus share) and matches the largest debtor to the largest creditor until everyone is square. That is never more than one transfer fewer than there are people.
Can a line be split unevenly?
Yes. Equal, by shares (a couple counts as two), or exact amounts. Cents are assigned so totals are always exact.
Is the link safe?
The link is 128 bits of randomness and is the only way in. Anyone holding it can read and write that ledger, so share it with the group, not publicly. Zeroed pages are not indexed and Zeroed sets no cookies.
Guides and occasions
free, no signup- Split bill calculator
- Splitwise free limit explained
- Fewest payments to settle up
- Splitting rent fairly
- Splitting with couples
- Trip money etiquette
- Splitting a ski trip
- Splitting a beach house
- Splitting a bucks weekend
- Splitting a hens weekend
- Share house bills
- Splitting a road trip
- Splitting a group dinner
- Splitting a festival
- Splitting an overseas trip
- Wedding party costs
- Splitting a golf trip
- Splitting a Bali trip