Split by who actually showed up.
Weekly football, the flat, the office lunch run. NeXsplit works out what each person owes from who turned up, not from who happens to be in the group chat.
No sign-up. Not for you, not for anyone you add.
Thanks. We'll send you one email when it launches, and nothing else.
Yes, we see the irony. That address is for one launch email, it never touches the app, and the list is deleted afterwards.
And nobody has to keep the book.
The ledger is live on every member's phone, not on the organiser's. Everyone sees the same balances at the same time, without a single person creating an account.
What makes it different
Pay for what you were part of
Split evenly when that is right. Or split by check-in, who actually came. Or by who said they were coming and who turned up, when a no-show still cost the group a pitch booking. You went to two of four games, you pay for two.
Everyone holds the same ledger
Not one person keeping score and telling everyone else the number. Every member's phone has the full record, and it updates for all of them at once.
Settled means both of you said so
You mark it paid. The other person confirms it arrived. No more "I sent that last week" against "I never got it": the record shows who said what, and when.
A shared pot, if that suits you better
Everyone puts money in up front and each session draws down from it. Contributions, spending and approvals are all visible to the group, so the pot is never one person's mystery.
Nothing gets quietly rewritten
Entries are added, never edited. A settled split stays settled. Nobody can go back and change a number after the fact, including us.
How it works
Make a group. Add people by name. Nobody downloads anything to be added, and nobody signs up.
Say who's in. Before a session, people say if they're coming. After it, check in who actually came.
The app does the maths. Mark what you've paid; the other person confirms. Everyone's phone agrees.
Everything in it
Privacy
No account. No sign-up. No ads, no trackers, no analytics.
We never ask for your name of record, your email, your phone number or any government ID: there is no field for them anywhere in the app. There is no advertising or analytics software inside it, and we do not profile you.
Your group's ledger stays on your phone. NeXsplit keeps every record in local storage on the device that made it — there is no account to create, and we hold no copy. What that means in detail, and what you can ask us to remove, is in the privacy policy, written in plain language, including the parts we would rather not have to admit.
In development. Coming to the App Store and Google Play.
Thanks. We'll send you one email when it launches, and nothing else.
Yes, we see the irony. That address is for one launch email, it never touches the app, and the list is deleted afterwards.
Every app has to be paid for somehow. Some charge each person a monthly subscription. Some limit what the free version lets you add. Some show ads, or sell something else alongside.
Everyone is in, nothing you record is capped, and there are no ads — because there is nobody to sell you to.
A group of ten pays SAR 169 a year. Split between them, that is SAR 1.41 each a month.
Questions
Does everyone in my group need the app?
To see the shared ledger, yes. To be added to a split and owe money, no: the organiser can add anyone by name.
Do I need an account?
No. There is nothing to sign up for and no password to forget.
Can I use it for a one-off trip?
Yes, though it is built for groups that recur: the weekly game, the flat, the office floor.
What does it cost?
SAR 84 a year for every five people in the group. So up to five people pay SAR 84, six to ten pay SAR 169, eleven to fifteen pay SAR 253, and it carries on in steps of five however big the group gets.
In other countries the App Store and Google Play set the price in your local currency, including whatever tax applies where you are.
Pricing is not live yet and will be published before launch.
SAR 169 a year.
That is SAR 1.41 per person a month.
Why isn't it free?
Because a free app is paid for by someone, and it is usually you. We take no cut of your money, show no ads, run no trackers and hold nothing about you worth selling — so the app is the only thing we have to charge for. For a group of ten that is SAR 1.41 per person a month.
Why not use a free one?
You can, and some are good. But a free app is still paid for — by a limit on what you can add, by ads, or by something else being sold alongside. We would rather charge you for the app than find another way to be paid for you being here.
What if I lose my phone?
A group admin can issue you a recovery invite that reattaches your place to a new phone. That recovery is recorded in the group's history, so it cannot be done quietly.