Split the bill. Settle with PayNow.

Scan the receipt or say what happened. Tabsie works out who owes whom in your group, and you pay each other with a PayNow QR. It never holds your money.

See how it works Coming soon on iPhone

Made for friends in Singapore. iPhone first.

The Groups screen in Tabsie: each group shows what you owe or are owed, with a New group button
Tabby, the Tabsie cat, waving

How it works

Add a bill, agree the shares, pay what you owe. The whole group sees the same numbers.

Add the bill however you like

Take a photo of the receipt, describe it in a sentence, or type it in. All three end on the same form, and anything the app filled in is shown so you can check it before you save.

The Scan a receipt screen: take or choose a photo, and the photo stays on your phone

Everyone sees their share

Each person in the group sees their own share as soon as the bill is added. If an amount is wrong, the person who paid can fix the bill and resend it before anyone pays.

The Long weekend away group: a S$468.00 cabin booking paid by you, with your share of S$117.00

Fewer transfers

If Ava owes Ben and Ben owes Chen, Tabsie lists it as Ava pays Chen. Debts are simplified inside each group, so the same bills take fewer payments. What each person owes in total does not change.

Ava owes Ben S$20 and Ben owes Chen S$20. Simplified, Ava pays Chen S$20 and Ben pays nothing. S$20 S$20 S$20 A Ava B Ben C Chen

One transfer: Ava pays Chen. Ben pays nothing.

Pay with PayNow, from your own bank app

Tabsie shows a PayNow QR for what you owe. You pay it from your own bank app, then tell Tabsie you have paid. The person you paid confirms it arrived.

The PayNow QR screen: S$117.00 with a PayNow QR and a Save QR to Photos button
Tabby giving a thumbs up

Tabsie never holds your money.

Payments go straight from you to your friend, through PayNow. Tabsie keeps the record.

  • You pay from your own bank app. Tabsie shows the QR. Your bank does the paying.
  • The person you paid confirms it. A payment counts from the moment you record it, and they can confirm it arrived or say it did not.
  • Nothing moves onto anyone else. If a payment did not arrive, only that payment comes off the record. The shortfall stays with the payer.

Coming soon to iPhone

Tabsie is still being built and is not in the App Store yet. When it is, the link will be right here.

Questions? Read the support page

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