Trip Expense Splitter
Add the people, then each expense with who paid and who shared it. You see each person's balance and a short list of payments that settles everything.
People
Expenses
- Split between:
- Split between:
- Split between:
Total spent
INR 11,600
Who pays whom
- Friend 1 pays You INR 3,067
- Friend 2 pays You INR 667
Balances
| Name | Paid | Share |
|---|---|---|
| You | INR 8,000 | INR 4,267 |
| Friend 1 | INR 1,200 | INR 4,267 |
| Friend 2 | INR 2,400 | INR 3,067 |
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How the split works
Each expense is divided equally between the people you tick for it. Someone who did not share a cost is simply left out of that line.
A person's balance is what they paid minus their share. Those who paid more than their share are owed money, and the rest owe money.
To settle up, the person who owes the most pays the person who is owed the most, and so on, which keeps the number of payments small. Expenses in other currencies are converted at the latest European Central Bank reference rate.
The formula
Share = expense ÷ number of people sharing it. Balance = total paid − total share. Everyone's balances add up to zero.
Common questions
How do I split expenses on a group trip?
Record each expense with who paid and who shared it. The balances show who is owed and who owes, and the settle-up list gives the payments.
Can some people skip an expense?
Yes. Untick them on that line and the cost is split between the rest.
What if expenses are in different currencies?
They are converted into the currency you choose using the latest reference rate.
Is the splitting always exactly equal?
Yes, equal between the people ticked for each expense. For unequal shares, add separate lines.
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