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Sumora

Sumora is a private household expense app designed and built by Friendly Geek. It brings the receipt, each person’s share and the resulting balance into one reviewable workflow.

The problem.

One shopping receipt can include shared groceries, personal purchases and items split in different proportions. A total alone doesn’t explain who should pay for each item.

How it works.

  1. Add and check a receipt

    Import a receipt, then review its items and total against the original.

  2. Decide how to share it

    Assign shared or personal items and adjust individual splits.

  3. Review the balance

    See recorded expenses and settlements, with export options for household records.

Sumora's household dashboard on desktop, showing the current balance between household members and quick actions to add a receipt or expenseThe same Sumora dashboard on a mobile phone, with recent receipts and their approval status listed below
The screens shown in this case study use fictional or sanitised information. Private household receipts and account details are never used as showcase material.

Show the reasons behind the balance.

The interface keeps receipt evidence, suggested values and confirmed records separate. Household Weave explores a visual way to show the relationships between people, receipts and settlements, alongside the written amounts.

Keep household information private.

The design includes private receipt storage, household access controls and checks before reports are returned.

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