PayMeBack started from something incredibly simple: I hated asking people for money back. Not because of the money itself — but because of the awkwardness around it. Whether it was splitting dinner, lending money to a friend, or covering something for roommates, I noticed most people avoid reminders entirely just to avoid tension. Eventually I realized the real problem wasn’t financial tracking. It was emotional friction. So I built PayMeBack to make repayment conversations feel lighter, calmer, and less uncomfortable. The goal was to create something that felt more like a social comfort tool than a finance app. While building it, the biggest shift was simplifying everything. Early versions tried to do too much. Over time, I focused on the core experience: Track money → send a gentle reminder → get paid → move on with less stress. This launch is less about “perfect startup polish” and more about getting the app into real people’s hands, learning from feedback, and improving the experience from there. Would genuinely love to hear: • What feels useful? • What feels awkward? • What features would make this something you’d actually use with friends, roommates, or groups? Thanks for checking it out 🙏

Paymeback

Track borrowed money without awkward conversations.

Track borrowed money without awkward conversations.