Yes — MyFairMate needs a free account so your gatherings, balances and receipts stay saved and synced for everyone in the group. If you just want a quick one-off split right now, our free bill-split calculator works in your browser without one.
Yes. Snap a photo and MyFairMate's Smart Receipt Scan reads the amount, date and category, then attaches the receipt to the expense — on the free plan, with no card needed and no Pro tier to buy first. Splitwise keeps receipt scanning behind its paid Pro tier entirely; Splid and Settle Up don't offer it at all.
MyFairMate simplifies everyone's balances into the fewest possible transfers, shows each person a clear to-pay or to-receive amount, and lets you pay via PayID or UPI. Mark it done and you're square.
Absolutely. Split equally, by percentage, or by exact amounts — and in a house share, MyFairMate can weight each person's share automatically by the nights they actually lived there, even mid-month move-ins and move-outs. Everyone sees exactly how their share was worked out.
No. MyFairMate tracks who owes whom — actual payments go directly between you and your friends via PayID, UPI or your bank. Your money never passes through MyFairMate.
Yes. Only the people in your gathering can see its expenses. Your data is stored encrypted, and you can delete your account — and everything in it — any time from the app.
Both. Use a house share for ongoing rent, deposit and bills each month, or a one-off gathering for a trip, dinner or event. Photo albums and group chat come along for the ride.
Yes — clubs are built in, not bolted on. Set the schedule once and MyFairMate opens each session on the right day, asks who's in, adds the fees and splits them across whoever plays. Reminders chase the stragglers, so organisers and parents aren't left knocking on doors. It works the same for a weekend team, a kids' club, a book club or any regular activity.
MyFairMate supports 150+ currencies — pick the one your group uses, from AUD, USD, EUR and GBP to INR and beyond. Each group tracks in its own currency.
Yes. Setting up a house share, you can join as a Landlord (or facilitator): you hold the deposit and stay out of the expense splits, while your tenants or paying guests split rent and bills. MyFairMate keeps the deposit and house fund tracked and transparent for everyone, and settles it fairly on move-out — a good fit for PG and shared rentals.