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Fixes: an expense with no amount now says so instead of asking about decimal places, and a field you correct clears its error straight away. Scrolling the expense form with the keypad open no longer brings up the keyboard, the last item in a list no longer hides behind the + button, and with large text, amounts and the “Happening now” badge no longer break in the middle of a word.
Plan trips together, split every expense to the cent, and settle up at the end
Joura is for the trip five people are planning at once. ONE ITINERARY, EVERYONE HAS IT Flights, stays, trains, dinner bookings, the museum someone insisted on. Everybody on the trip adds to the same plan, and a change shows up on the others' phones without anyone refreshing anything. Each entry carries the event's own timezone, so a 09:40 departure reads 09:40 in the city it departs from — whatever your phone thinks the time is. SPLIT IT THE WAY IT ACTUALLY HAPPENED Log an expense in the currency you paid it in. Joura keeps that original amount and divides it to the cent — equally, by exact amounts, or by percentage. The shares always add up to the total, because arithmetic people check against a bank statement has to be exact. SETTLE UP ONCE Joura reduces the tangle of who owes whom to the smallest set of payments that clears it. Record a payment when it happens and everyone's balance updates. No spreadsheet, no arguing at the airport. KEEP THE PAPERWORK SOMEWHERE SENSIBLE The wifi password, the door code, the insurance PDF, the booking confirmation. Notes, links, photos and files the whole group can find later. KNOW WHAT CHANGED An activity feed for the trip, and a notification for the things worth interrupting you for: an invitation, a new expense, a payment recorded, something coming up. Each one opens the exact screen it is about. BUILT FOR GROUPS Invite by username. Owners, editors and viewers — so the friend who is coming along but not planning still sees everything, and still counts in the splits. People who leave keep their history, so the expenses they were part of stay correct. AND • Works on the plane. Edits queue while you are offline and sync when you land. • Seventeen languages, and fifty currencies, each with the number of decimals ISO 4217 gives it — including the ones that have none. • Material 3, dark mode, TalkBack, font scaling and reduced motion, from the first screen. • Phone, tablet and foldable: portrait, landscape, split screen, folded or unfolded. • Sign in with Google or Apple.