Ambagan makes splitting shared expenses with friends, family, and groups effortless — track who paid, who owes, and settle up in seconds.
Now on the App Store · Android coming soon · Free to start · Pro from ₱149/month or ₱799/year.
No spreadsheets, no awkward math, no "I'll just pay you back" that never happens.
Create groups for any occasion and split expenses equally, by percentage, or with fully custom amounts — your call every time.
Request, approve, or reject settlements with proof-of-payment photos. Bulk settle across all groups at once.
Your net balance across every group lives on the home screen. Drill into any friend to see exactly what you owe each other.
Quick-add from the home screen, save a draft to split later, or log a full custom expense — then edit anything at any time.
No signal? No problem. Browse from cache and add, edit, or delete expenses, manage your groups and members, and update favorites entirely offline — everything syncs automatically when you reconnect.
Track spending by date range, export settlements as CSV, and get push notifications or a daily nudge for unpaid balances.
Free users can log up to 5 expenses a day. Pro removes that cap and unlocks the full feature set — available monthly, yearly, or as a 2-week plan for short trips.
A quick look at the app — from your net balance dashboard to settling up with your group.
Free for casual use. Upgrade when you need more.
All Pro plans unlock the same features — pick the length that fits your needs.
₱0
forever
₱99
one-time · 14 days of Pro
₱149
/monthor ₱799/year — save ~55%
Prices in PHP. Billed via App Store / Play Store. Cancel anytime.
"Ambag" is a Filipino word for contribution — to mag-ambag is to chip in. That's exactly what this app is built around: making it easy for groups of friends, family, or barkada to chip in fairly and keep track of who owes who.
Why I built this
As a traveler, I've always been the one to front expenses for the group — hotel, van rental, entrance fees — because I had the spare cash and someone had to cover it. After every trip, tracking who owed what became a headache. Multiple people splitting a single bill, a full day of back-to-back expenses, some costs forgotten entirely — someone always ends up quietly absorbing what should have been shared.
That frustration is why I built Ambagan — so no one has to be that person anymore.
— Lhester, independent developer from the Philippines
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