See it before you sign up.

Okay, let’s set up a group. I’m planning a weekend in Tofino with Bea and Cy.

Give the group a name, and pick what kind of group it is. This one’s a trip.

Add your friends by name. They don’t need the app yet.

Pick the currency. Canadian dollars for us. Then create it.

Now grab an invite link for Bea. It only works once, and it expires in a week, so it’s fine to drop it in the group chat.

And that’s it. You’re ready to add expenses.

Dinner’s done and I picked up the bill. Let’s add it.

Type the amount first, a hundred and twenty dollars, then a quick description.

It’s split equally between everyone, and you can see each person’s share right away.

Save it, and everyone’s balance updates.

Groceries were different. Bea grabbed most of it, so I’ll split this one by exact amounts.

Twenty, forty, thirty. Hati-mo won’t let me save until it adds up to the total.

Done.

Long receipts are where splitting gets painful, so let’s scan one.

Take a photo, or pick one from your camera roll.

Hati-mo reads the store, the items, tax and tip, and gives you a draft.

Check it over. Nothing gets saved until you say so.

Then tap who had what. Bea had the matcha sodas. The rest, we’re sharing.

Review the final split and save. Every item stays on the expense, in case anyone asks later.

At some point, someone has to actually pay someone back.

Balances shows who owes who, and suggests the simplest way to even things out.

Bea’s paying back part of it now. Twenty dollars.

Review, confirm, and the balance drops right away.

And if someone types too much by mistake, Hati-mo stops them before anything’s recorded.