The one app for the people you spend money with. A group chat, a tracker that does the maths, and a live map that only exists while the trip does.
Made in India · for trips and the everyday Coming soon to iOS & Android
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Split with one tapMarked paid · awaiting · settledScan a UPI QR to paySimplify seven debts into threeA live map while the trip lastsNo payment rail · no margin · just memorySplit with one tapMarked paid · awaiting · settledScan a UPI QR to paySimplify seven debts into threeA live map while the trip lastsNo payment rail · no margin · just memory
The problem, plainly
Stop juggling three apps.
You run the trip on WhatsApp. You run the money on a split-bill app. You run the where-are-you on Maps. None of them know about the others — or that you’re on a trip together.
Fable is the missing combine. Chat where your friends already are, split the bill from the same screen, settle up without anyone doing arithmetic, and — while the trip is alive — see everyone on a map that switches itself off when you get home.
One phone, pinned to the middle of the page. As you scroll, a real trip plays out on its screen — from opening a group to the stamp that closes the trip.
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Fable
Where to, this time?
Goa, the long way
4 people · day 2 of 5
you owe ₹1,240
Flat 3B
3 people · ongoing
you're owed ₹450
Tuesday dinners
6 people
all square
01 · Open the trip
It starts with the people.
Your groups live on the home screen — trips with destination covers, flatmates and dinner crews, kept clean and quiet. Tap a card to step in.
02 · The thread
Photos, plans, and money — one home base.
Inline expense cards live in the conversation. They have a pulse: the bar fills as the group settles up, while the chat keeps flowing around it.
03 · One tap from the keyboard
Split a bill, never buried.
A persistent button sits next to the composer. Tap it from anywhere in the thread — the maths sheet slides up.
04 · The sheet
Default-equal, deselect to refine.
Everyone is selected with an equal share the moment it opens. Tap a row to remove someone — the maths recomputes live. Switch to Exact, Percent or Shares only when life gets weird.
05 · The ledger
Numbers, set as typography.
Your net position, rendered like a magazine pull-quote. Who-owes-whom at a glance — every row tappable to settle, or simplify the whole web of debts in one move.
06 · The settle-up
Avatars each side, the arrow does the talking.
Their UPI ID ready to copy, or scan a QR with the amount baked in. “I’ve paid” marks it, the other side confirms, the stamp drops in. Closure, not a dopamine pop.
07 · The map
A map, only while the trip lasts.
Live dots, geotagged expense pins, a day-clock at the top — and an auto-stop the moment the dates pass. Not a setting, a guarantee.
08 · The end-of-issue
A recap, worth keeping.
When the trip wraps, the app prints a closing spread — photographic, shareable, set like the last page of a magazine. The trip ends. The story stays.
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The design system
Built like a magazine.
Type
One serif for moments.
One sans for chrome — rows, labels, buttons. Italic does the editorial work; numbers are set like pull-quotes.