Split rent and bills
with roommates.
Who owes whom — always up to date. Built for the bills that repeat every month, not just the one-off trip expense everyone else is designed for.
Rent isn’t a one-off.
Most splitters act like it is.
A popular splitter now caps free accounts at a handful of entries a day — a real problem for a house logging rent, utilities and groceries every month. A well-known free alternative has documented sync issues where expenses disappear and reappear after a platform migration. Neither was designed around a bill that repeats.
A hard cap on entries per day breaks a household logging real recurring expenses.
Real, ongoing reports of expenses disappearing or duplicating after a sync.
Built for a weekend trip split, not a bill that comes back every single month.
The only splitter that tracks
the trend, not just the total.
An illustrative example. Every recurring bill gets its own trend and a one-tap “log this month” that prefills last month’s amount, participants and split — you only edit what changed.
Settle up.
One tap, exact amount.
Tap Settle Up and Housemint opens your payment app with the exact amount already filled in. No retyping numbers, no rounding arguments — just confirm and send.
Shared shopping list
Groceries and household items, checked off together — no separate app for it.
Spending by category
This month’s breakdown, and your balance over the last 6 months.
Your house’s data,
on your device.
Housemint is local-first: no sign-up, no account, no data sent anywhere by default. Export and restore a full backup any time — re-importing the same file twice is always safe, it will never create a duplicate.
Splitting, without the drama.
Rent stays the same every month but the electric bill never does — this is the first app that actually shows me that trend instead of pretending every bill is identical.
No daily limit on entries was the whole reason I switched. I was hitting a wall on the free plan of my old app every single week.
Settle up opens my payment app with the number already typed in. That's it, that's the whole feature, and I use it every month.
Illustrative quotes — Housemint is coming soon
Free to split.
$12.99 to unlock the extras.
No. Housemint's free tier has no daily or monthly entry limit — you can track every shared expense without hitting a wall.
Everything else, answered.
Always up to date.
Who owes whom, settled in a tap — built for the bills that actually repeat.