Even Introduces a Smarter Way to Share Money Built on Agreement, Not Assumptions

Splitting money with friends, roommates, or partners has never really been about math. It's about trust, timing, and avoiding awkward conversations. Even, a new group-finance app, is taking a different approach to shared expenses by putting agreement first and accounting second.

Unlike traditional expense-splitting apps that assume everyone is already on the same page, Even is designed for real-world group dynamics, where agreement often does not exist upfront. Instead of letting one person spend and everyone else deal with it later, Even gives groups a way to coordinate, approve, and agree on expenses before they turn into obligations.

Designed for How People Actually Share Money

Most expense apps focus on tracking who owes what after the fact. Even flips that model. Before an expense becomes shared, it can be proposed to the group. Members can review the details, vote, and only once there is approval does it affect the group's ledger.

This approach helps prevent the most common sources of conflict in shared finances, surprise charges, unclear expectations, and resentment over uneven spending. Whether it's roommates splitting groceries, couples managing recurring costs, or small groups planning trips, Even makes expectations explicit before money becomes a problem.

More Than a Ledger

Even is not a bank, wallet, or payment processor. It does not move money or hold funds. Instead, it acts as a coordination layer that sits on top of existing payment apps like Venmo or Cash App. The app tracks agreed-upon obligations and provides shortcuts to settle up externally, keeping the focus on clarity and consent rather than enforcement.

The ledger inside Even is informational only. It shows net obligations based on approved expenses, helping groups stay aligned without forcing payments or acting as a middleman.

Built for Ongoing Relationships

Most expense tools are optimized for one-off trips or short-term events. Even is built for ongoing relationships where fairness matters over time. Features like group voting, planned purchases, reimbursements, and optional trust indicators are designed to surface patterns and encourage accountability without adding friction.

By emphasizing agreement and transparency, Even aims to reduce the emotional tax that often comes with shared money.

Now Available

Even is currently available in an early launch phase, focused on helping small groups coordinate shared expenses more clearly and fairly. The team plans to expand features over time while keeping the core philosophy intact: solve the social friction first, then let the math follow.

To learn more or try Even, visit useeven.com.

Even Financial Systems LLC
22710 E Prentice Pl
Aurora, CO 80015
United States

Press Contact:
Cole McLain
Founder
Email: cmclain4200@gmail.com
Website: https://useeven.com

Even is a group-finance coordination app designed to help people share money more fairly by prioritizing agreement before expenses become owed. Unlike traditional expense-splitting tools that assume consensus after spending occurs, Even enables groups to propose purchases, vote on them, and only record expenses once there is explicit approval.

The platform is built for real-world group dynamics, roommates, couples, friends, and small organizations, where unclear expectations often cause friction. Even does not move money or act as a bank. It functions as a coordination layer that tracks approved obligations and provides optional shortcuts to external payment apps.

By focusing on consent, transparency, and pre-expense coordination, Even aims to reduce conflict and resentment around shared finances and make group money decisions clearer and more intentional.

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