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Pitch deck

Splitwise's pitch deck

The deck, and the round we watched Splitwise raise afterwards, with the investors each report named.

Splitwise Inc. is a financial technology company based in Providence, Rhode Island, founded in 2011. The company provides a free web and mobile application designed to simplify the process of splitting shared bills among friends and family. Originally known as SplitTheRent, Splitwise aims to reduce the emotional friction associated with shared finances. The core product is a mobile app and web platform that acts as a shared ledger for organizing expenses and IOUs. Users can track shared bills, payments, and debts, with features like fairness calculators that offer neutral recommendations on expense sharing. The app also sends reminders for outstanding debts and offers a premium subscription, Splitwise Pro, which includes additional features such as currency conversion and receipt scanning. Users can settle debts through various payment methods, including cash, PayPal, and Venmo. Splitwise serves individuals and groups, including roommates, travelers, couples, and families, helping millions manage their shared expenses effectively.

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What is in it

The deck, slide by slide

Each slide by what it argues. 14 slides against a median of 13 across the 1,712 decks we hold.

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  1. 1Cover
  2. 2Product
  3. 3Problem
  4. 4Problem
  5. 5
  6. 6Validation
  7. 7Product
  8. 8
  9. 9Product
  10. 10Traction
  11. 11
  12. 12Product
  13. 13
  14. 14

CoverProductProblemValidationTraction

  1. Dec 2014

Everyone who backed Splitwise

Form D

What they told the regulator

Splitwise filed 3 Form Ds with the SEC

The company reporting its own raise, rather than a journalist reporting it.

Jul 2018most recent filing
Splitwise pitch deck, cover slide1 / 14

The deck itself

Read Splitwise's full pitch deck

All 14 slides, each read for what it argues and set against the decks that raised at the same stage. The cover is shown here; the rest is read in the app.

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Investors who claim them

Firms listing Splitwise on their own portfolio page: the firm's own account rather than a round we watched. Weaker than an announcement, much stronger than a list somebody sold us.

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