Jul 7
My flatmate and I use Kettle for holidays and it's the only thing we've both stuck with. We'd use it all year if it could carry rent, broadband and the energy bill on a repeat.
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Split bills with friends without the awkward bit.
Recurring Household Bills
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Support TeamJul 12
We've given this a proper look and the answer is no, so here it is with the reasoning.
Kettle is built around a group that forms, spends and settles up. Everything in it assumes an ending: the balances resolve, somebody pays, the group closes. Household bills never do that. A total that never settles needs different maths, different reminders and a different idea of what finished means, and adding it would make the holiday case worse to serve a case we're not good at.
One thing that works better than it sounds: a flat group you settle at the end of each month. Same numbers, and it keeps everyone square as you go.