HissabOneMoney given or taken informally with friends, family or customers is easy to lose track of. HissabOne keeps one running balance per person, with due dates and reminders, so nothing gets forgotten or disputed.
HissabOne is a recordkeeping tool. It does not lend money, hold funds, or transfer money between accounts — every entry here is something you record yourself, for money that changed hands outside the app.
Money given or taken between people rarely gets written down consistently — a note here, a memory there. Partial repayments make it worse: it becomes hard to say exactly how much is still owed, by whom, and since when.
Every person you lend to or borrow from is a contact with its own running balance. Recording money given, money taken, or a repayment updates that balance automatically, and the full history stays visible. Add a due date and HissabOne flags it as it approaches or once it is overdue.
Every entry for a contact — given, taken, repaid — rolls up into a single, always-current balance.
Record a repayment of any amount; it reduces the outstanding balance and stays in the history.
Add a due date to an entry and it shows up on your Payment Schedule as due-soon or overdue, with reminders you can send.
Every entry with a person is kept, so you can see exactly how a balance was reached.
If the other person also uses HissabOne and accepts the connection, they see a read-only mirror of the same ledger — never edit access.
Sample data — for illustration only, not a real account.
No. HissabOne only records entries you enter yourself — it does not lend, hold, or transfer funds.
Yes — each repayment reduces the outstanding balance, and the full history of entries stays visible.
You can send a reminder yourself, and the app also flags entries that are due soon or overdue on your Payment Schedule page.
Only if they also have a HissabOne account and accept the connection — they then see a read-only mirror of the same entries.
Add your first contact and record an entry in under a minute.