Three roommates use one ongoing Split space for their apartment. They want recurring household costs to remain clear without forcing every purchase into an equal split. This fictional month shows how a stable group can record both fixed bills and smaller uneven expenses.
One apartment has one continuing ledger
Lea, Mark, and Ivo create a household split in EUR. They keep travel and personal spending elsewhere, so this history contains only costs that belong to the apartment.
Rent and utilities are recorded as separate expenses
Lea pays the €900 rent and all three share it equally. Mark pays a €90 electricity bill later in the month. Keeping each bill separate preserves the real payer, date, and description.
Shared groceries include only the people who used them
Ivo buys €48 of cleaning supplies for everyone and €24 of food shared only with Lea. The first entry has three beneficiaries; the second has two. Nobody is charged merely because they belong to the apartment.
Repayments reduce balances without rewriting history
At the end of the month, Mark and Ivo transfer their rent shares to Lea and record those transfers. The original bills stay intact, while the current EUR balances show what still needs to be settled.