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Version 4.0.20 · 2026-10-17
Bug fixes and app improvements.
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The store currently lists version 4.0.20, updated 2026-10-17.








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Banana Split — Split group expenses and see who owes what, without the headache.
"Don't split your expenses — Banana Split them!"
IN SHORT
Banana Split automatically works out who owes what after a trip, a shared flat or a night out. You enter the expenses, the app does the maths and tells you exactly who pays back whom — instantly.
WHO IT'S FOR
For friends going on a trip or a weekend away, flatmates sharing rent and groceries, couples running a shared budget, and any group where people front money for each other.
WHAT YOU'LL GET
• Clear accounts at the end of the event — no more "wait, who paid for dinner?"
• The smallest number of paybacks to settle the whole group
• A record of every expense: who paid, for whom, how much
• Trips abroad with no currency hassle (40+ currencies)…
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