Costs split themselves
The price is shared only among those who came. Every person has a running balance, so nobody keeps tabs in their head.
For every crew that meets up
MatchSplit takes care of the boring part of meeting up: who's coming, where and when, and who owes what. Football on Friday, board games on Sunday – you just show up.
Why MatchSplit
Chats and spreadsheets work until money and headcounts get involved. MatchSplit was built for exactly that.
The price is shared only among those who came. Every person has a running balance, so nobody keeps tabs in their head.
Someone paid for the whole season? The app tracks what's left and sends each payment back to whoever put the money in.
Add friends who won't install anything. Answer and pay for them – and hand their history over when they finally join.
Share a public page of the game on Facebook or WhatsApp. Newcomers see the details and ask to join.
Sounds familiar?
Three routines we keep seeing in real groups. Each one works, until someone has to keep the list and the money in order.
Today
The game goes up as a Facebook post and the comments decide who plays. Keeping the count right and handling every late change is left to whoever wrote the post.
With MatchSplit
Everyone answers with one tap as soon as the game appears. Places fill in order, the rest wait on the list, and when a place frees up the next person hears about it straight away.
Today
Sign-ups happen in a chat, and at the venue a printed list goes round for signatures. The price comes later, and keeping track of who has paid is left to the organiser.
With MatchSplit
Everyone confirms on their phone instead of signing a sheet, and members add friends without the app as their own guests. After the game the price is split among those who came and every payment is recorded.
Today
Some people hold a place with “I’ll confirm later”, and the organiser keeps asking until the last moment. Debts and attendance end up in a spreadsheet.
With MatchSplit
“Maybe” is there and can even hold a place, but we don’t encourage it: every maybe is one more person the organiser has to chase, and we completely get that. Balances carry over from game to game, and every charge and payment lands in a people × days sheet you can export.
Every group runs it a little differently, and that variety means more options and more complexity. We keep looking for the simplest flow that still keeps every feature many groups rely on.
Not everyone has to sign up: members bring friends as their guests and answer for them, and a shared link shows the game to anyone, no login needed.
Who's in?
Everyone answers yes, no or maybe in a second. You see the headcount, the waiting list and who hasn't decided yet – long before anyone has to ask in the chat.
Groups & planning
Create a group for each crew and invite people with a code. Save the place, time, price and limits as a template, and the next event takes seconds.
Money
Split the bill among those who came, record who paid, and see every balance at a glance. Nobody pays more than their share, and nobody has to chase anyone from memory.
The price is divided among the people who were there. Adjust anyone and mark who paid on the spot.
Paid in advance? The next event is covered. Everyone sees their own balance, the organiser sees the whole group.
Season tickets paid by a few people, or a voluntary pot for a free hall – each with its own clear account.
Not just sports
A group is just people, an event is just a time and a place. Use it for anything with a headcount and a bill to split.
Cap the table at six, keep a waiting list and split the café bill or the new expansion.
Know who's really coming, collect for the present and see who still owes for the cake.
A prepaid rehearsal room shared by the band, with every hour accounted for.
Who's in for Friday pizza or the weekend away, and who paid the deposit.
Guests
Your dad, a colleague, the regular who refuses to install anything – add them as guests. You answer and pay for them, and one link moves their whole history to their own account when they join.
Squad's full. All square.
Set up your group in a minute and let the app do the counting.
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