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LedgerOne · for roommates

Rent, utilities, groceries — split fairly, tracked privately.

Stop reconstructing what everyone paid for from Venmo notes. LedgerOne gives roommates one workspace for recurring bills, the “who paid for groceries?” receipts, and the unspoken “is anyone tracking the wifi bill?” question.

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LedgerOne
OverviewCardsBillsSubscriptionsAR
This month · May
Income
$8,420
+$340
Spending
$5,127
-$210
Net cash flow
$3,293
+$550 vs Apr
Cash flow · last 6 months
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Chase Sapphire Preferred•• 4242
$2,340 / $15,000
15.6% utilization · Due in 12 days
Coming up
Rent
Jun 1 · auto-pay
$2,400
Internet
May 15 · auto-pay
$79.99
Netflix
Jun 8 · auto-pay
$15.49
Example workspace using demo data

The questions roommates actually ask

  • Did anyone pay the electric bill yet? See the auto-pay status and who owes whom.
  • Who's up for the Costco run this month? Rotate responsibility; track reimbursements.
  • How much do I owe Alex for the August utilities? Running balance per roommate.
  • Is our share of rent going up at renewal? Track the upcoming bill + decision log.

How it works for a 3-roommate household

  1. Create a household workspace. Invite both roommates with “editor” role.
  2. Add the recurring bills — rent ($2,400 split 3 ways), wifi ($60 split 3), electric (varies).
  3. For one-off shared expenses (groceries, supplies), log the payer; LedgerOne maintains the running balance.
  4. Optional: monthly check-in shows balances. Whoever's ahead Venmos whoever's behind.

What roommates don't need

You don't need a budgeting philosophy, a net-worth dashboard, or your bank account linked. LedgerOne's Household plan covers everything a typical apartment needs: shared bills, reimbursement tracking, and a clean monthly view — for $8/mo across all roommates.