Frequently asked

FairSlice is a free expense-splitting and game-settlement platform. Track shared expenses in groups, settle up with friends, scan receipts with AI, and calculate who-pays-whom after poker night — all in one app. Available on web and Android.

Yes, completely free. No ads, no premium tier, no hidden fees. All features are available to everyone.

Equal, exact amounts, percentage, shares, and itemized (for restaurant bills where each person picks their items). You can also set up recurring expenses that auto-create on a schedule.

Currently all participants need a FairSlice account. You can invite friends via email or QR code — they can sign up in seconds.

Take a photo of any receipt and our AI (powered by Claude Vision) extracts the merchant name, line items, amounts, tax, and tip. You can then assign items to people for an itemized split, or use the total for a quick equal split.

It's a built-in calculator for home games like poker, rummy, teen patti, blackjack, and more. Create a game session, add players with their buy-ins (cash or credit), track rebuys during the game, and when it ends — enter final chip counts. FairSlice calculates the minimum number of transfers so everyone settles up.

We have 8 pre-built templates: Texas Hold'em, Pot-Limit Omaha, Rummy, Teen Patti, Blackjack, Mahjong, Spades, and Custom Game. You can also create your own templates with custom scoring (chips, points, or direct currency).

Cash means the player physically paid money for their chips. Credit means they played without paying upfront — they'll pay if they lose. The settlement math is the same either way, but it's tracked separately so everyone knows who actually put money in.

FairSlice uses a greedy debt-simplification algorithm. Each player's net result = final chips - total buy-in. Players who lost pay players who won, with the minimum number of transfers needed. For a 6-player game, you'll typically get 3-4 transfers instead of the 15 individual transactions you'd calculate by hand.

When you record a settlement, the receiver gets a notification to confirm. This two-step flow prevents disputes — both sides agree the payment happened.

No. FairSlice calculates who owes whom and tracks settlement records, but actual money transfers happen through your preferred payment method (cash, Venmo, bank transfer, UPI, etc.). We support labeling the payment method for your records.

Yes. Go to Profile → Data → Export Data. You'll get a complete JSON file with all your expenses, groups, settlements, friends, and preferences. This complies with GDPR/PIPEDA data portability requirements.

Yes. Profile → Data → Delete Account permanently removes all your data. This is irreversible.

FairSlice has a native Android app with offline support, push notifications, and receipt scanning from camera. The web app also works great on mobile browsers. iOS is planned.