Counterparty
Ötscherhaus — Hütte & Halbpension
Booked
12.07.2026
Amount
-498,00 €
Every euro you spend lands in one ledger. What is only yours stays private. What you share is split by shares your group agreed once — exact to the cent, and every row can tell you why it is there.
Counterparty
Ötscherhaus — Hütte & Halbpension
Booked
12.07.2026
Amount
-498,00 €
Import
Export a CSV from your bank and every transaction lands in the Inbox. The Inbox is not a folder — it is a state: a row sits there until you have said where it belongs, and then it is gone from the queue. Importing the same month twice does not double your year; dedupe runs before the rules do.
Private by default
Personal is a Space with no participants. Assign a row to it and it is filed, counted in your reports, and visible to exactly one person — for good, not until a setting changes. Sharing is the deliberate act, and it happens one transaction at a time.
A row in a shared Space that you happen to have paid for in full is still shared. Visibility is what private means here, not who ends up carrying the amount.
Counterparty
Zahnarzt Dr. Wagner
Booked
01.08.2026
Amount
-120,00 €
Shared on purpose
A Space is a group with its own participants and its own shares — a household, a flatshare, five friends and a guest who will never sign up. Most participants never need an account.
5 transactions
SPAR Lackenhof · 11.07.2026 · six ways
Sums to-87,45 €
Provenance
Rules are an ordered list of condition and action, run when a transaction arrives. Groceries file themselves. Every assignment carries where it came from — from the import, by a rule, or by hand — and a correction you made by hand is never overruled by a later rule run.
No inference, and nothing categorised on your behalf by a model that cannot be asked why. Nothing is deleted either: states recede, rows stay.
If
counterparty contains any of BILLA, SPAR, HOFER, Lidl
Then
set category 🛒 Groceries and assign 🏠 Household
Where Billomatic helps
A Space holds any number of people and most of them never need an account — so the same ledger covers the group you live with, the group you travelled with, and the majority of a month that is only yours.
Placeholder quotes — Billomatic has no customers to quote yet
Rent, groceries and the car come off one account and get split on a ratio you set once.
We stopped keeping a spreadsheet the week we started. The rent splits itself now, and the argument we used to have at the end of the month just does not happen.
One person pays the internet bill. Everyone owes a fifth of it, and the ledger already knows that.
Five people, one bill, and nobody has to be the person who chases everyone. I can point at the row and it says who owes what.
Six people on a trip, two of whom will never make an account, on an even split for the whole weekend.
Half the group never signed up for anything. They are still in the split, they still show up on the balance, and settling up took one message.
Most of a month is nobody else’s business. It is filed to Personal, counted in your reports, and shared with no one.
The part I did not expect is how much of it is private. Everything is in one place and almost none of it is visible to anybody else.
A shared present or a repair bill, split once, without turning it into a standing arrangement.
It was one payment we were going halves on. I did not want a whole system for it, and I did not need one — it took about as long as sending a message about it would have.
One import, a run of rules, and a queue cleared row by row — the thing the app is actually opened to do. The walkthrough goes in the frame below; until it does, the frame holds the queue itself.
Walkthrough — still frame until the recording lands
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