How to Get Your Shared Expenses Into a Spreadsheet
A spreadsheet is how you check a group's math before anyone pays. Here's what a good export contains, how to get one out of the main splitting apps, and when a spreadsheet beats an app.
Read morePractical guides, honest comparisons, and tips for splitting expenses without the drama. Whether you live with roommates, travel with friends, or just need to split dinner, we have you covered.
A spreadsheet is how you check a group's math before anyone pays. Here's what a good export contains, how to get one out of the main splitting apps, and when a spreadsheet beats an app.
Read moreSplitterUp now imports directly from a Splitwise export. Here's how to export from Splitwise, what the five-step import wizard does, and exactly what comes across.
Read moreRoommate splitting isn't trip splitting. We rank the main expense apps on recurring bills, uneven splits, partial settlements, and what happens when someone moves out mid-lease.
Read moreSix people, one check, and nobody wants to install an app to settle $23. Here's what people actually do at the table, what each approach costs, and how to split by item without making anyone sign up.
Read moreSplitterUp now works in nine languages, with Czech, Brazilian Portuguese and Italian the latest to join. Here's what's translated, how the app picks a language, and what to do if a translation reads wrong.
Read moreA neutral comparison of Splitwise, Tricount, Settle Up, and Splid on price, daily limits, ads, receipts, and currencies, with a straight recommendation for each kind of group.
Read moreAn even split overcharges whoever ordered least. Here's how to split a check item by item — tax, tip, and the automatic gratuity included — and how to bring in people who don't have the app.
Read moreSplitwise exports one group at a time as a CSV. Here's where the export lives, what the file contains, how to settle balances before you go, and how to delete your account.
Read moreCurrently unavailable after Teller, our banking data provider, shut down. Here is how Bank Import used to pull transactions straight into SplitterUp so you could split without re-entering everything by hand.
Read moreSome financial relationships belong to a unit, not two individuals. Meet Households — the new way to split as a couple, roommates, or business partners, where either member can settle for both.
Read moreSplitwise has been the default for years, but the three-expense daily cap, ads on the free tier, and receipt scanning locked behind Pro push people to look elsewhere. Eleven alternatives compared, including where each one beats us.
Read moreWe tested every major expense splitting app on the market and put together an honest comparison. No fluff, just real pros and cons to help you pick the right tool for your situation.
Read moreMoney is the number one source of conflict between roommates. These practical strategies for splitting rent, groceries, and shared expenses will keep your household running smoothly and your friendships intact.
Read moreGroup trips are amazing until someone pulls out a calculator at the end. Learn how to manage shared travel expenses from flights and hotels to dinners and activities, without any awkward conversations.
Read moreSplitting a dinner bill equally when someone ordered a salad and someone else ordered lobster isn't fair. AI-powered receipt scanning lets you assign individual items to each person for truly accurate splits.
Read moreSplitwise's free tier caps your daily expenses and shows ads; Pro costs $59.99/year or $7.99/month. What free includes, what Pro adds, and the free-for-now alternative that covers both.
Read moreMoney is the leading cause of relationship stress. Learn the three most common approaches for splitting expenses with your partner, what to share vs. keep separate, and why the right tools make it painless.
Read moreSplitting office expenses with coworkers is awkward. Spreadsheets make it worse. Here's how to handle team lunches, shared supplies, and group events without the hassle or the social friction.
Read moreCurrently unavailable after our banking data provider shut down. Here is how connecting a bank auto-cleaned cryptic transaction descriptions and turned them into split-ready expenses.
Read moreNot all "free" expense splitting apps are truly free. We break down what you actually get — daily limits, locked features, and hidden costs — across 5 popular apps.
Read moreEqual splits aren't always fair. Learn 4 approaches to splitting electricity, water, internet, and other utility bills with roommates — and how to automate it.
Read moreSplit dinner equally, then realize someone didn't drink? Smart Re-Splitting lets you retroactively adjust any expense — no delete-and-redo required.
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