Run a shared household without the spreadsheet
Families and big house-shares: groceries, utilities, repairs and the school run — track every shared cost transparently and keep it fair for everyone under one roof.
Everyone sees everything
A shared, transparent ledger means no suspicion and no 'didn't I already pay for that?' — the whole household is on the same page.
Split the way real homes work
Some costs split evenly, some by who uses them. Equal, shares or percentages — Donget handles each fairly.
Settle on your rhythm
Square up weekly or monthly. Donget calculates the fewest payments to reset everyone to zero.
“A five-person house share with a rotating cast of shared costs — bulk groceries, the internet bill, a new kettle. Each person logs what they bought; at month's end Donget shows exactly who owes whom, and nobody feels short-changed.”
Can we mix even and usage-based splits?
Yes — split rent equally, the gym add-on by shares, and that one big repair by exact amounts. Every expense can split its own way.
Does it keep going month to month?
Absolutely. A household group is ongoing — settle up whenever you like and keep adding new expenses on top.
Keep reading
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Moving in together: how to split rent, bills and the first big purchases
How to split costs when you move in with a partner: three buckets for shared money, equal vs proportional rent, who pays for the sofa, and a month that settles in one go.
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