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Rent split 60 / 40, because the salaries are 60 / 40

You do not earn the same, so paying half each never quite adds up. Prorata works out what each of you owes, keeps track of it, and follows your savings along the way.

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The month screen in Prorata, showing the 60 / 40 split, what each person has left, and who owes who.

How it works

  1. 1

    You each put in your salary

    One line each, once a month. That is what the shares are worked out from, and nothing else changes them.

  2. 2

    You log what you spend

    Amount, date, account. Tick a box if it is a shared cost, and say how it splits.

  3. 3

    Prorata does the maths

    You get each person's share, what that leaves one of you owing the other, and the single transfer that squares it up.

Rent of €1,200

One earns €3,000, the other €2,000. Neither pays half.

Split by what they earn

Camille
60.00%
€720.00
Alex
40.00%
€480.00

Split down the middle

Camille
50.00%
€600.00
Alex
50.00%
€600.00

Half each is 30% of one salary and 20% of the other. That is the gap Prorata closes.

The rest of it

Four screens. The month above is the one you open most, and these three are where the detail lives.

Spending

One list, with the bills that come back every month above and everything else below. Each block has its own total, and a column per person when the cost is shared.

The spending screen in Prorata, with fixed bills kept apart from the month's spending and each person's share beside them.

Accounts

Each account month by month: what you fed it, what it earned, what came out, what it holds. Then the same thing year by year.

The accounts screen in Prorata, showing each account's opening balance, what went in, the interest it earned and where it closed.

Calendar

The same list as a grid, with what moved on each day. Bills that repeat show up in months you have not reached yet.

The calendar view in Prorata, a month laid out as a grid with the movements on each day.

Shares that follow your pay

Shares come from what you were actually paid that month. A bonus will not push up your share of the rent, and if someone has not put their income in yet, Prorata waits instead of guessing.

Savings, year by year

See what went into each account, what it earned, what came out, and where it stands at the end of the year.

It works on your own too

You do not need a household. On your own there are no shares and no debts, just your accounts and what you have left.

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