Split the bill,
keep the friendship
Chukta tracks who owes what across trips, flats and Friday lunches — in rupees, in dollars, with people who don’t even have the app. It settles in a few payments, and the Android app works with no signal.
Salaam, Ali
See it on a phone
The Android app, as it is on Google Play.
How it works
Make a hisaab
A trip, a flat, a lunch, a monthly fund. Add people by link, QR or phone — or just track them if they have no app.
Add expenses as they happen
Amount, hisaab, done. Equal split by default, or exact amounts, shares, percentages and itemized receipts.
Settle in a few payments
Chukta works out who pays whom, records it, and shows a receipt you can send.
Built for how people actually split
Five things most splitting apps get wrong.
People without the app
Add them as a tracked member. Anyone can record their payments.
Offline on Android, live on the web
The Android app works offline and syncs itself. The web app needs a connection and shows changes as they happen.
Two currencies, no fudging
Rupees and dollars are tracked separately and never auto-converted. You always see the real number.
Receipts, itemized
Scan a bill on your phone, assign items to people, and tax splits in proportion automatically.
A fund, not a split
Office chai, the mess, society maintenance: everyone pays in monthly, one fund pays out, and any member can mark who has paid.
Free to use. No ads.
Every splitting feature is free with no limits, no ads and no data selling.
What you never get
- Ads or sponsored expenses
- Your data sold to anyone
- A paywall on splitting
- Nagging your friends on your behalf
Settle your first split tonight
Android · free, or use it in your browser