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Maya requested $12.00 from Jordan
“for the Uber you ditched me on last night”
The petty finance app for your people
Small money.
Big receipts.
Settle the tab, post the receipt. Small Claims turns the little “I got you next time” moments into funny, friend-approved receipts.
You decide what gets shared and with whom.
Sunday dinner crew
Receipt board · friends only
Receipt
#102938
#102938
Shared with consent
The public-looking feed
Every little tab deserves its day in court.
This is the good kind of accountability: fictional receipts, real friend energy, zero strangers. Tap a reaction in the sample to see how the group can pile on.
“$4 for the fries you said you didn’t want.”
19 friends respectfully agree.
Receipt etiquette
Keep it funny. Keep it fair. Keep it in the group.
Made for the group chat
Small money. Big receipts.
01
Receipt requests
Put the exact amount and the story behind it in one playful claim. No spreadsheets, no vague ‘you owe me.’
02
Friend-group reactions
Let the people who were there add a heart, a laugh, or the perfectly timed comment.
03
Private by your rules
Choose the group, choose the audience, and keep every receipt visible only where it belongs.
A safer kind of social
Sharing is opt-in. Groups stay in control.
Small Claims is for harmless IOUs between people who know each other. You choose whether a receipt is shared, which friend group sees it, and when it disappears from the conversation. No anonymous posting, no location-based feeds, no public pile-ons.
Early access
Be first in line when the receipts drop.
Join the early-access list for a friend-group finance app with better stories than your banking app.
Email only. No payment details. No surprise subscriptions.