Split expenses, track balances, and settle up with friends.
Coming soon. Currently in app store review.
Important
The source code for BalanceLoop is private. This repository is a public showcase only. It contains the project overview, screenshots, and privacy policy. It does not contain the application code, backend, or build configuration.
- Shared costs get tracked in chat threads, notes apps, and memory, then get forgotten.
- Most splitting apps put the parts you actually need behind a paywall.
- They stop working the moment you lose signal, which is exactly when the bill arrives.
- They assume everyone in the group has installed the app and made an account.
- Personal loans and group bills sit in separate ledgers, so no single number tells you where you stand.
- Settling is one-sided: one person marks a debt paid and the other has no say.
- Free. No paywall, no hidden fees, no premium tier.
- One ledger. Personal and group debts resolve into a single balance per person.
- Offline first. Entries queue on the device and sync when the connection returns.
- Works without the other person. Track anyone through shared local contacts found by
@username. - Two-step settlement. Both sides confirm before the ledger moves.
- Real migration path. When a local contact joins, merge their history into the real account with their consent.
- One-to-one and group expense tracking.
- Splits: equal, custom amount, or full charge to one person.
- Multi-payer expenses with net-based balance resolution.
- Shared local contacts for people who have not joined yet.
- Consent-based merge of a local contact into a real account.
- Balance history transfer between local contacts.
- Dated activity feed for expenses, settlements, merges, and friend events.
- Push notifications for expenses, settlements, and merge requests.
- Light and dark themes.
React Native · Expo · TypeScript · Supabase
BalanceLoop is currently in app store review. A download link will be added here once it is live.
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