WhoseRound?

WhoseRound? is for the small social problem of splitting bills and keeping track of who owes whom after a meal or shared outing. By our assessment, it does that job cleanly enough for a social app: the point is less polish than reducing the awkward arithmetic and memory lapses around group spending. The trade-off is that this kind of tool only matters if everyone agrees to use it, because the record is only as good as the people feeding it. In practice these apps live or die on quick entry, clear balances, and a shared list that stops the “who paid last time?” debate. WhoseRound? sits closer to a group expense tracker than to a full banking app, so it stays narrow and specific. The Astrina catalogue puts it in Social Networking, which fits the social side of the use case. It suits people who regularly split costs with the same circle; it matters much less if spending is usually private.