FAMI-KAN

How couples split groceries and dates when one earns more: try 7 to 3

No install, no sign-up. 100% free.

For example, a couple's dates and chores for a month

Split 7 to 3. Paid for dinner, household goods and cafes as they came up.

Dinnerpaid by Ryan$140
Household goodspaid by Hannah$100
Movies & cafespaid by Hannah$160

Split 50/50 every time? Who paid more? How much to hand over at month end?

With FAMI-KAN, just set the ratios

Ryan×0.7$280
Hannah×0.3$120

Who pays whom

Ryan$140Hannah

WHY FAMI-KAN

No sign-up, no limits, no black box

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accounts or installs

Just paste a link in your group chat.

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entries and members

No daily caps, no paid plan.

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currencies, 8 languages

Works for trips abroad and mixed-language groups.

Expense entry screen

Shared pot (deposits) supported

Collect money up front; refunds and top-ups are settled automatically. Rare among no-sign-up apps.

Settlement screen

Everyone can answer "why this amount?"

Who carries which ratio, what the base amount is. The whole calculation is always visible.

ABOUT THIS APP

What FAMI-KAN is

From everyday bills to trips, decide fairly who pays how much.

Adults 1.0, kids 0.5.

Split per person or per household, and set any ratio. Everyone's share is calculated automatically.

Just share a link.

No app to install, no account to create. Everyone adds what they paid from their own phone.

Who pays whom, how much. Instantly.

The fewest transfers to settle up, and every calculation visible to everyone. No black box.

HOW IT WORKS

How it works, in 4 steps

Members and ratio settings screen

1Add households and set ratios

Adults 1.0, kids 0.5. Each household's total ratio is computed for you.

Expense entry screen

2Everyone enters what they paid

One family paid the rental car, another the hotel. Each from their own phone.

Settlement screen

3Here's the result

Who pays whom, how much, in the fewest transfers.

Group chat with the settlement result posted

4Send it and you're done

Share the result as one image, or copy the text for payment apps.

Expense history screen

MoreHistory by date

Who paid for what, grouped by day. You can re-sort it too.

Settlement screen, by member

MoreBy Member

Each family's share, what they paid, and what they get back or owe.

Settlement screen, expense breakdown

MoreBy Item

What the money went on, by date or by category.

Settlement card image

MoreSettlement card

One image to post in the group chat. The QR code opens the full details.

←Swipe to view→

Any of these sound familiar?

Always splitting 50/50?
Awkward money talks?
Tired of manual math?

→ Keep couple expenses balanced and stress-free.
Track grocery bills, dinner dates, and household utilities on a shared running tab. Adjust ratios to match your incomes without the drama. No signup required. Completely free.

Don't let tedious money calculations ruin a great memory.

Q.

We want to split things 60/40, but the math is annoying.

A.

Set your custom ratio once. Enter the receipts as you go, and the app calculates exactly who owes who down to the cent.

Q.

I always forget to ask them to Venmo me for groceries.

A.

Just log it in FAMI-KAN. Check the balance at the end of the week or month and settle up with one single transfer.

Q.

Money talks can ruin a romantic evening.

A.

When the app holds the objective truth of the math, the emotion is removed from the equation. Focus entirely on your date.

FAMI-KAN needs no sign-up and no install. Set a ratio once — Adult 1.0, Child 0.5 — and it applies to every expense after that. We compare it with other apps, including where they do better.

Why FAMI-KAN is Best

When one partner earns noticeably more, a 70/30 split is one way to keep shared spending fair: each of you pays the same portion of what you earn, so the gap in pay doesn't turn into a gap in what's left at the end of the month. If one of you earns $7,000 and the other $3,000, that's exactly 70/30. If the gap is smaller, 60/40 or 55/45 may fit better. The friction usually isn't the ratio itself but the tally. One person tends to pay at the grocery store, the other picks up dinner, and after a few weeks nobody knows where things stand. Say Partner A spent $600 on groceries and Partner B $300 on dates this month. The total is $900, so A's 70% share is $630 and B's 30% is $270. A sends B $30. In FAMI-KAN, set your ratio to 0.7 and 0.3 once, and each of you logs payments from your own phone. For anything you want to split 50/50, use "Change shares for this payment only". At month end, one transfer squares things up.

Simple 3-Step Guide

No app downloads or accounts needed.

  1. 1

    Create your couple event

    Start an event for the two of you and choose the currency. Neither of you needs an account.

  2. 2

    Set your ratio

    Give the higher earner 0.7 and the other partner 0.3, or whatever ratio you agree on.

  3. 3

    Log as you go

    Each of you enters groceries, dates and bills from your own phone, with a category if you like.

  4. 4

    Settle monthly

    Check the Settle tab for the single transfer, send it, and record it under "Settled payments".

Why we built FAMI-KAN

FAMI-KAN isn't just a calculator. It's a partner that handles the math so you can focus on what matters: "That dinner was amazing", "Where should we go next?" — preserving the afterglow of time well spent together.

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The worst part of any trip comes at the very end — when everyone's tired and someone has to sort out the money. Lining up receipts, punching numbers into a calculator, trying to remember who paid what... it brings a cold, transactional feeling to what should be warm memories.

Existing apps are useful, but often too complex or require everyone to install the same app. For family gatherings spanning multiple generations, we needed something simpler — and warmer.

Need business-style splitting?

Sister App

FAMIKAN Smart for Business & Dinners

"Seniors pay more", "Students pay less", "Late arrivals get adjusted" — complex tiered splits are set up in seconds with presets. Features like edit-locking and graph-enabled share text are built for organizers.

  • • Role-based tiered split presets
  • • Edit lock & graph-enabled sharing
  • • Perfect for work dinners & mixers

Frequently Asked Questions

Divide each income by your combined income. If one of you takes home $4,900 a month and the other $2,100, the total is $7,000, so the shares are 70% and 30%. Enter them as 0.7 and 0.3 and every payment is split that way.

That's up to you. One option is to keep groceries at 70/30 and split dates evenly. On an $80 dinner, 70/30 is $56 and $24, while 50/50 is $40 each; switch any single payment with "Change shares for this payment only".

Changing the ratio recalculates every payment already in the event. To keep past months as they were, settle the current event, then duplicate it from the history on the home page and set the new ratio there.

Enter the receipt as two payments: the shared part at your usual ratio, and your personal items with only you under "Target Members". That way only the shared part is split.

Treat it as the shared wallet. Record each deposit with "Give to Organizer" and bills paid from it with "Organizer pays". The settlement shows whether one of you has put in more than your 70 or 30 share.

Yes. Give each payment a category, such as groceries or dates, and sort the History tab by category or by date.

Enter each payment under whoever paid it. Even when the big bills are split between you like that, FAMI-KAN adds everything up at your ratio and shows a single difference to settle. For souvenirs or anything just for yourself, set "Target Members" to only you so it stays out of the split.

Yes. Every bill-splitting and settlement feature is free to use, and no registration is required.

No. It runs entirely in your web browser. Just share the link and everyone can access it immediately on their phones.

Yes, you can select the currency when creating an event (almost every official currency in the world). You can unify calculations easily for trips abroad.

Yes. You can switch between three views — "Settlement", "By Member" and "By Item". You can see what each person paid and owes, and for any single expense, who is covering how much. Everyone sees why the number is what it is, on the same screen.