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Track your bills and group expenses online

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image Billster is a totally free online application developed to organise your personal and shared expenses.

Shared Bills: If you share a house with other students or professionals, or perhaps you're organising a holiday with a few people, we can take the stress out of sorting out who owes what and when - you can even record standing orders and direct debits so it is possible to let the system keep itself up-to-date with bills that are paid at the same time every day, week, month or year.

Personal Bills: By making use of the bill tagging system, you can categories and group your bills quickly and easily, helping you keep track of where your money is going. When used along side the date selector, it is possible to work out how much money you spend on everyday items, day by day, or perhaps on a year by year basis.

Billster can:

  • Record and report on your personal and group expenses
  • Make you very popular with the opposite sex
  • Save reoccurring expenses, even those with direct debits or standing orders setup
  • Send reminders, either automatically or fired off by you, whenever you want to remind people who owe you money or to remind yourself about a payment
  • Automatically email you with a summary of the expenses you've put through billster
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