Shared costs are split the way you both agreed. A change to the split applies only once the other person says yes.
Every shared cost follows an agreement. Choose the method that fits your home, and give one bill a different split when it needs one.
Shares always add up to the whole. When a cost does not divide evenly, the largest remainder rule decides who carries the extra cent, with a stable tie-break, and the result is stored. R100 shared three ways is R33.34, R33.33 and R33.33.
A new split is a proposal. It starts from a future date, and until the other person accepts it, the previous agreement keeps applying.
Choose how much of your income others can see: private, a shared total, the detail, or an agreed ratio only. Unknown income stays unknown; it is never treated as zero.
Add categories such as Baby, Braai or Varsity, personal or for the household. Each one belongs to a built-in group, so summaries can still roll up.
An equal split is free for everyone; percentages, fixed amounts, income-weighted and fixed-plus-remainder splits, and splits on single items and goals, are Premium.
No. A change to the split is a proposal, and it applies only from a future date once every affected member has accepted it. Until then the previous agreement keeps applying.
Homora uses the largest remainder rule with a stable tie-break, so the shares always add up to the whole and the same cost is always split the same way. The result is stored with the record.
No. You choose whether your income is private, a shared total, shared in detail, or used as an agreed ratio only. Before a split could give away a private income by inference, Homora warns you.
No. Custom categories are about control, so they are free on every plan.
See who owes whom, with the amount and a reference ready. You pay from your own bank, then record it.
Couples and housemates, up to four people, with clear choices for moving in and for leaving.
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