Share subscriptions. Stay square.
On each billing day, Kvita adds everyone’s share to what they owe. You record what you pay each other, and the other person confirms it arrived. Everyone sees who owes whom, and for what.
Kvita is invite only for now
To join, open the invite link a friend sent you. No invite yet? Ask someone you share a subscription with.
Already in Kvita?
With Google or an email code.
How it works
Three steps, then it runs itself
Add what you share
The price, who pays and who’s in. Friends join from a link, or you keep track for them.
Kvita adds the shares
On each billing day, everyone’s share is added to what they owe. Prices and members can change, even from a past date.
Confirm and you’re square
Record a transfer, BLIK or cash. The other person confirms it arrived, and only then it counts.
What you get
Less counting, fewer reminders
A balance with each person
Who owes you, whom you owe, and for which subscriptions, in one place.
Notifications and reminders
Push or email when someone pays, and a reminder you send with one button instead of an awkward message.
The whole history
Every payment and change is kept, with who made it. Nothing disappears quietly.
Only for the people in it
Nobody outside a subscription sees its amounts. Kvita never connects to your bank.
What Kvita isn’t
Kvita doesn’t move money and doesn’t find strangers to share with. It’s a shared ledger for people who already share: family, flatmates, friends.
Questions
Good to know
How much does it cost?
Nothing for now: everyone uses Kvita for free.
Do I need to install an app?
No. Kvita works in your browser, and on a phone you can add it to your Home Screen.
What if my friends don’t have an account?
Add them anyway and record their payments yourself. When they join from your invite, they see their own history.
Where is my data kept?
In the European Union, on servers in Frankfurt.