Who owes whom, without losing the thread
Due dates and partial repayments are tied to people. Money you lent and money you borrowed are both counted.
People
A debt is a person, an amount and a date
Every repayment is recorded on its own: when part comes back, you see what’s left and when it’s due. Lending the same person more? Add it from the debt’s card and the existing debt grows.
- A due date for every debt
- Partial repayments, each with its date
- A debt that won’t come back can be written off
History
A closed debt doesn’t disappear
Once a debt is repaid, its history stays: who, how much and when — right when you need it.
- Every repayment with its date
- Written-off debts with a date and a reason
- Closed debts kept in history
How to start
- 1 Add a debt Who, how much and by when.
- 2 Mark repayments In parts, as they come.
- 3 See what’s left Per person, both ways.
Start today
Your data stays yours: isolated at the database level, and you can delete all of it from your profile.
