Splitting, minus the awkward bits
Power bill, the big shop, the couch off Marketplace. Add it, split it your way, and everyone sees their share in one ledger.
Free to sign up. Housemates join with a code.
You paid for the groceries. Again.
- The power bill, in your name.
- The toilet paper run.
- And then the asking.
4 in 10 sharers have paid more than their share of a bill.
The maths was never the hard part. Asking for the $38 back is.
39.9%. From the Sharehouse Generation Report 2026, a survey of 3,562 Australians actively forming or reforming a sharehouse, recruited through Flatmate Finders and Homerun. Not a representative national sample.
One ledger. Zero awkward chats.
Snap the receipt, split it evenly or however the house agreed, and everyone sees what they owe, netted across everything. Settling up is tracked in Homerun, not across three chats.
Free to sign up. Housemates join with a code.
Imagine never asking for the $38 back.
Whoever paid adds it once. The split is saved with the item, so the deal is on record and nobody has to remember it.
Ferris StZoe, Jack, Sara, youHomerunZoe added the big shop: $164, split four ways. $41 each.
JackSettled
SaraSettled, thanks Zoe
HomerunEveryone's square on the big shop.
Same again Friday?
Nobody had to ask.Imagine the split knowing Jack was away for six weeks.
Custom amounts when someone's away or has the big room with the heater. Everything nets into one figure per housemate, and the number's always current.
- You owe$0
- You're owed$0
- Receipts on file23
- Group chat reminders0
An illustration of the outcome, not a promise.
A house shares a lot more than bills.
Dinners, groceries, the couch, the party. Split once, done, and back to the good bits.
Common questions
Is this like a bill-splitting app?
It does what a splitting app does, and it lives in the same place as your rent, your lease and the house's chores. Homerun's built for Australian sharehouses, so the ledger knows about rooms, housemates who leave mid-quarter, and the fact that a house shares a lot more than bills.
Can we split something unevenly?
Yes. Set custom amounts on anything. The split's saved with the item, so the reason's on record and nobody has to remember the deal.
What about bills that come every month?
Add them as they land. The ledger nets everything into one running balance per housemate, so a monthly internet bill, a quarterly power bill and Tuesday's groceries end up in the same figure.
Does everyone in the house need Homerun?
It works best when everyone's in it, because that's how everyone sees their own share. Housemates join with a code in about a minute. Anyone who'd rather text can ask Homerun on WhatsApp what a bill comes to.
Whose name should the electricity be in?
One housemate's, usually whoever's staying longest. Homerun doesn't change that. It makes sure the person whose name is on the bill isn't also the person doing the asking.
Is splitting costs in Homerun free?
Yes. Splitting and settling up are part of the free app.
Fair isn't always even.
- The person who paid shouldn’t also be the one who asks.
- Small amounts should add up somewhere.
- Away for six weeks? The split should say so.
- Nobody should reconcile a bank statement against a group chat.
- One ledger. Zero awkward chats.
Free to sign up. Housemates join with a code.