The problem with group trips and money
On a trip, whoever has a card handy pays: the first night’s hotel, the rental car, the round of drinks. By the end nobody is sure who covered what. Trying to reconstruct it from memory and photos of receipts is where friendships get strained.
What you get
- One shared ledger for the whole trip, with who paid and who shares each cost
- Even, percentage, share-based or exact-amount splits, accurate to the cent
- A trip budget with spent-versus-budget, shown in red when you go over
- Itinerary by day, packing list, group chat and a map in the same place
- Invite travelers by email or with a shareable link and pass code
How it works
- Create a trip with a destination and dates, and invite the group.
- Add expenses as you go. Whoever pays adds it and chooses who shares it.
- Watch the budget. The trip shows what has been spent against what you planned.
- Settle up using the balances, which show who owes whom.
Splitting one bill on the spot
For a single dinner or a shared taxi, the free bill split calculator handles tax and tip and uneven splits. It needs no account.
Living together rather than travelling? See the roommate expense tracker.