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Splito — split trip expenses with friends

A free group expense splitter for trips, flatmates and dinners out. Put in what everyone paid, and Splito works out who owes whom — then settles the whole group up in the fewest possible payments.

  • Free, no ads
  • No signup
  • Works offline, syncs when you are back
  • Splits evenly, by share, or per item
How it works, and answers to the usual questions

How to split expenses on a group trip

  1. Start a trip and add who is in it

    Name the trip, pick a currency, and type in everyone who is coming. Nobody needs to be invited before you can start — names are enough.

  2. Log what each person paid

    Add each expense as it happens: who paid, how much, and who it was for. Split it evenly, by exact amounts, by shares, or item by item off the receipt.

  3. Settle up in the fewest payments

    Splito nets everyone off and shows the shortest list of payments that clears the trip. Mark one as paid and everyone on the trip sees it.

Frequently asked questions

Is Splito free?

Yes. Splito is free to use, with no ads, no paid tier and no limit on how many trips or people you add.

Do I need an account to split expenses?

No. There is no signup, no password and no email to hand over. Open it and start a trip.

Does it work offline?

Yes. Splito is built offline-first, so you can add expenses on a flight or anywhere with no signal, and it keeps working.

How does Splito work out who pays whom?

It nets everyone off against each other and then finds the smallest set of payments that clears every balance. Four people owing each other in a circle usually settles in two transfers rather than six.

Can I split expenses with friends who have not used it before?

Yes. Send them an invite link. They open it, pick which name in the trip is theirs, and can add their own expenses from then on.

Does Splito convert between currencies?

No, and this is deliberate. A currency is a label on the trip and amounts are never rescaled behind your back, so you can only switch between currencies that use the same number of decimal places.

Built for the awkward bit at the end

Splitting one bill is easy. Working out who owes whom after nine days, four cities and thirty-one receipts is not, and it usually gets settled badly — with more transfers than anyone needed to make. Splito keeps the ledger while the trip is happening, so the end of it is one short list of payments instead of an argument over a notes app.

Splito is built by thedevstory.