What Splivo does. What it doesn't. How we charge. How to reach us.
Splivo splits bills. We do the math + the records. You pick the rail. For dinners, trips, rent, freelance invoices — same flow.
That posture is deliberate. We are not trying to replace the tools you already use to move money. We are trying to remove the mental math, the awkward follow-up texts, and the "who paid for what" tab-tracking that turns small amounts into friction.
As Splivo has grown, the same posture extends to invoicing: we don’t take payment, we don’t hold funds, we generate the document + the pay-link, and the rail you’ve already chosen (Venmo, Cash App, PayPal, Zelle, bank transfer, crypto) does the rest.
The core flow is the same for every use case — whether you’re splitting dinner with three people or sending a $4,000 invoice to a client.
Splivo’s invoicing surface is designed for one-person businesses, freelancers, and small teams who don’t need a full accounting suite but do need professional billing.
Itemized invoices with quantities, descriptions, and totals. PDF export. Customizable business name, business email reply-to, and brand color.
Each invoice generates a public pay-link card at getsplivo.com/p/<token>. Recipients without the Splivo app see a clean web view with payment options.
Record deposits, milestone payments, and final amounts as separate entries. Audit-preserving negative entries for corrections (no silent edits).
Export per-client revenue grouped by year. Auto-flags clients above the IRS 1099-NEC threshold ($600 USD) plus equivalent thresholds for UK/EU/CA.
Set monthly retainers or weekly invoices to auto-spawn. Pause when a client goes on hold; configurable overdue reminders without nagging your client.
Send an invoice in EUR, get paid in EUR. Splivo doesn’t convert behind your back — the invoice is in the currency you set, full stop.
Pricing for these features is honest: the free tier covers basic invoicing for casual use; Pro unlocks recurring, partial-payment ledgers beyond 3 entries per invoice, year-end summary export, and unlimited pay-links. Full breakdown on pricing.
Every Splivo invoice ships with a public pay-link — a URL the recipient can open without installing anything. The pay-link page renders:
The web pay-link page is intentionally lightweight — no signup, no account creation, no marketing intercept. Recipient pays in the app they already trust, gets a record, leaves.
Splivo includes a per-group chat for coordination (“who’s grabbing tonight?”). The honest description of what we have today + what we don’t:
What we have: Group chat is synced via Supabase Realtime — messages travel encrypted in transit (TLS) between your device and our backend, and again from our backend to other group members. Messages are stored encrypted at rest in our managed Postgres database. We do not read group chats; we have no automated content moderation, no analytics on chat content, no advertising signals derived from chat.
What we do NOT yet have: True end-to-end encryption (E2EE) where the server cannot read messages even if compelled. We’re being explicit about this because we’ve seen apps misuse “stored on device” to imply E2EE when sync is involved. Splivo group chat is encrypted in transit and at rest, but the server can technically decrypt. Direct 1:1 chat (when it ships) will use E2EE; group chat E2EE is on the post-launch roadmap because key management for groups is harder.
What this means for you: if you’re sharing dinner plans, sure. If you’d discuss a legal matter, a wallet seed phrase, or anything sensitive — use Signal or another E2EE app for that. Splivo chat is for coordinating splits, not for confidential conversation.
The full canonical version of these commitments — with retention windows, sub-processor lists, and data categories — lives in the Privacy Policy.
Act 1 — the problem. Rail-pickup friction is real. Group chats turn into receipt-tracking threads no one wants to read. Mental math + tab-tracking on the back of a napkin compounds into resentment over small amounts. The free tools that exist either hold funds (which we don’t want), upsell aggressively (which we won’t do), or assume one rail (which we won’t pick for you).
Act 2 — the approach. Local-first. Never holds funds. User-agency-first — you pick the rail, you confirm each settlement, you own the records. The math is ours; the money flow stays in the apps you already trust. Then freelancers asked for invoicing, so we added invoicing — same posture, different surface.
Act 3 — where we are now. Current beta. Honest about pre-v1.0 gates (see below). No funding round to announce. No “we are revolutionizing” claim. It is one tool, built by people who got tired of running totals on the back of a napkin.
Splivo is in current beta. The expense-splitting + invoicing + pay-link + chat + multi-currency surfaces are wired and shipping; new versions land roughly every 1-2 days. The path to v1.0 is gated on a small set of explicit launch readiness items:
The verifiable narrative for what shipped when lives at changelog. The press one-pager with brand assets and at-a-glance facts lives at press. We post what is actually live, not what we wish were live.
The Free tier is real, not a trial. It covers core expense-splitting, basic invoicing (up to 2 partial payments per invoice), and core group features for everyday use. Pro adds recurring invoices, unlimited partial-payment ledgers, year-end CSV exports, multi-currency advanced features, and unlimited group sizes. We don’t put upgrade nags in core flows; the upsell sits where it belongs (settings + the features themselves), not in front of a split you are trying to record. Full breakdown lives at pricing.
For questions, bug reports, and feature requests, the email-based help center lives at support. We aim to respond within 48 hours on weekdays; we don’t pretend to offer 24/7 chat we cannot staff.
For security disclosures and vulnerability reports, the responsible-disclosure flow lives at security. For the full list of services Splivo connects to and what each one sees, see integrations. The verifiable narrative of what shipped when lives at changelog; brand assets and at-a-glance facts live at press; pricing is at pricing; data handling is at privacy.
Press, partnership, and other inquiries: [email protected].
You decide. We’ve told you what we do, what we don’t, what is wired, and what is pending. No timers, no scarcity framing, no dark-pattern nudges. If the posture matches what you need, the app is on the Play Store (iOS shipping post Apple Developer Program signup); start with the free tier, decide whether Pro is worth $4.99 once you’ve actually used it. The web pay-link page works for recipients without an account.