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FairSplit
We are on a mission to make getting paid for shared child expenses as simple as uploading a receipt.
Get Early AccessFairSplit is designed around a recurring administrative problem: receipts, calculations, requests, and responses often live in separate systems. We bring those records into one workflow so each expense is easier to explain and review.

Our mission
Give parents a clear way to send documented expense requests and preserve an organized, attorney-shareable record of receipts, responses, and payment outcomes.
Our values
Transparency, honest pricing, and unconditional data portability. We say when a competitor is the better fit. Your data is always yours.
Our goals
Reduce the administrative friction that makes valid expense requests difficult to calculate, explain, review, and reconcile.
“The pattern was always the same.”
Early product research surfaced a repeated workflow: shared expenses were tracked across messages, payment apps, camera rolls, and spreadsheets. The records existed, but reconstructing one request required searching several places.
A single expense could involve an itemized receipt, a prior-consent message, a split calculation, a reimbursement request, and a payment confirmation. Without a shared record, each parent could be working from different information.
That is the product problem FairSplit addresses. It records the factual sequence and keeps the source documents together without deciding what an order requires or whether either parent is legally responsible.
So we built FairSplit.
Verified product facts at a glance.
The principles behind every decision.
Your data is always yours.
Every record you create remains exportable whether your account is subscribed, free, or cancelled. That will not change.
Free for both parents.
FairSplit has no subscription fee for either parent. There is no per-parent charge that can leave one parent waiting for the other to subscribe.
Transparency over marketing.
On comparison pages we say when a competitor is the better fit. We would rather lose a user than have them discover the gap after committing.
Records before assumptions.
FairSplit organizes what happened: the receipt, calculation, request, response, and payment status. It does not decide whether an expense is legally owed.
Where FairSplit is now.
FairSplit is currently accepting early-access registrations ahead of its 2026 launch.
FairSplit is an early product. It does not claim court endorsement, legal review, or a long operating history. Current capabilities and limitations are described in the product source registry and reflected across this website.
We build this product with parents in mind.
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Take co-parenting finances
to the next level with FairSplit.
The comparison guide covers the major apps honestly, including situations where FairSplit is not the right fit.