Use case · Flatshare
Flatshare expenses, kept up to date without monthly meetings.
Groceries, rent, utilities, Netflix, that toilet roll everyone forgot: each of you adds expenses as they come, CountClub works out who owes what. Weighted shares when rooms differ, full history, three transfers on the first of the month.
The familiar mess
We know it — we've been there too.
Saturday groceries, Netflix and Spotify, the plumbing that gave up — everyone paid for something, nobody knows exactly how much.
The Google Sheet you started at the beginning of the year, updated three times since, that nobody uses any more.
The awkward moment when you have to ask a flatmate to pay back 28.40 € from mid-November.
How it works
Four simple habits. Once they stick, flatshare accounts stop taking more than five minutes a month.
Create a permanent flatshare count
Name it ("4th-floor Machin Street"), add the flatmates, set a default split. If some of you have the bigger room or pay more rent, configure weighted shares once and forget about it.
Add as you go, not at the end of the month
Groceries, subscriptions, repairs, joint gift for the neighbour: 10 seconds right after spending. The earlier you log, the less you forget. Attach a receipt photo for bigger amounts.
Everyone shares their payment methods
IBAN, Wero, Lydia, PayPal, Revolut — visible on each flatmate's profile. When it's time to settle, everyone already knows how to send money; no more asking for bank details.
Check in on the 1st of the month
Balances are already up to date. The simplification algorithm gives you the minimum number of transfers to make. Once settled, you keep going on the same count the next month.
The features that matter
What counts in this case.
Split modes
Equal shares, custom percentages or weights: if a flatmate has the bigger room, their share of the rent is higher — all handled automatically.
Learn morePayment methods on profile
IBAN, Wero, Lydia, PayPal, Revolut. Visible directly to the flatmate who owes you.
Learn moreDebt merge
If a couple lives in the flatshare, you can merge their balances into one — simpler to settle.
Learn moreFull history
Who added, edited or deleted what, and when. In case of doubt, everything is tracked.
Permanent count, no need to close
Flatshares last years, so can your count. You settle every month, you keep the whole history.
“Six of us in the flatshare. It used to be a nightmare every end of month. Now we settle in two minutes on the 1st — and nobody cheats.”
FAQ
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