Propose an expense before you make it
Planning a big expense for the children? Send a proposal to the other parent: they can approve or decline it before anyone spends a cent. You agree beforehand, not afterwards.
Example proposals
For separated or divorced parents
JuSplit tracks what each parent spends on the children, has every expense approved by both, and automatically works out who owes what to the other — on whatever schedule you choose.
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Planning a big expense for the children? Send a proposal to the other parent: they can approve or decline it before anyone spends a cent. You agree beforehand, not afterwards.
Example proposals
Each parent lists what the children have at their own home: clothes, shoes, toys, sports gear. You always know what is where, avoid buying things twice and stop carrying bags back and forth.
An example
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Tell us what you thinkJuSplit is built around just two moments: recording every expense transparently during the month, and closing accounts with a single settling transfer.
Each parent enters what they spend on the children. The other parent checks and gives the go-ahead.
Description, amount, which child it relates to and, if you want, a photo of the receipt or document.
The other parent gets an instant notification to review and approve with a single tap.
No expense enters the final count without approval from both: everything is clear as it happens.
It is the settlement that offsets each other's expenses and zeroes the accounts. You can set it to a fixed schedule or do it whenever you decide.
Instead of exchanging money for every single expense (€15, €25, €40), approved expenses simply accumulate, without the hassle.
You can set a fixed schedule (weekly, monthly, every X months) or create a manual settlement on demand whenever you want to tally things up.
JuSplit calculates the exact offset and generates a summary with a single net figure (e.g. "Elena pays Marco €75.00"). One single payment and the period is closed.
Every step, filmed directly in the app: from the first expense to the closed account.
You organise expenses by school, sport, clothing, or whatever you prefer.
Description, amount, and who it relates to — in a few seconds.
No expense counts towards the total without both parents' go-ahead.
JuSplit automatically calculates who owes what to the other.
The summary must be approved by both before paying.
Whoever owes the difference pays it outside the app, and records it here.
The other confirms receipt, and the period is locked forever.
We'd rather be upfront about what to expect, before you sign up.
Payment happens outside the app — bank transfer, cash, whatever you prefer. JuSplit calculates the amount and records that it happened, it doesn't carry it out.
It is not a tool for groups or extended families: each pair of parents has its own space, connected one-to-one.
It's not a generic app for splitting expenses between friends or roommates: it is built specifically for shared expenses related to children.
Attach a photo or a document to every expense — receipts, invoices, transfers: the proof stays filed together with the expense, always within reach for both parents. The core features remain free forever.
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