# Splitr tracks shared expenses for couples, housemates and trip groups Splitr is a shared expense tracker for couples, housemates, friends and trip groups. The app records who paid, calculates agreed shares and tracks balances; its free plan supports up to two groups, while Pro pricing is shown in the app. Canonical article: https://thelaunchstory.com/launches/splitr Product: Splitr Website: https://splitr.club/ Category: Finance Published: 2026-11-02T00:00:00.000Z Updated: 2026-10-28T22:16:44.645Z Pricing: Free plan supports up to two groups; Pro pricing is shown in the app. Platforms: iOS, Android Splitr is an expense splitting app for people who share bills, from housemates dividing groceries to friends settling costs after a trip. Groups can record expenses, choose how to split each cost and see who owes whom. Splitr is designed to track balances, not to transfer money. This review explains how its app and free browser calculators handle bill splitting, where the free plan stops, and what to consider before using it for a group. ## What does Splitr do? Splitr records shared expenses and calculates each group member’s balance based on who paid and who is included in each expense. Members can split a cost equally, by shares, by custom amounts or assign the full expense to one person. Splitr keeps the group’s expenses and running balances together, so members can check what they owe without working through every receipt themselves. Payments happen outside the app through a bank or payment app, then users record the settlement in Splitr. The product’s [overview](https://splitr.club/) describes the app’s main features. ![Three flatmates discussing household costs in a cosy living room](https://pub-38d35667da6a48a68168de9a11b135db.r2.dev/launches/4d0ce108-e91b-4269-9b46-a27bad4acc15/a649ee0f-fa06-4259-8a3f-0a929755f7a9.webp) ## How does Splitr work? Splitr works by creating a group, adding expenses and recording settlements. A group might be for a home, a holiday or another plan where people share costs. 1. Create a group and invite members with a link. 2. Add an expense, including its amount, who paid and who is sharing it. Choose an equal, share based or custom split. 3. Review the group balance, pay through a usual bank or payment app, then record the payment in Splitr. ![Three friends reviewing a shared notebook over coffee after a trip](https://pub-38d35667da6a48a68168de9a11b135db.r2.dev/launches/4d0ce108-e91b-4269-9b46-a27bad4acc15/5d654229-0ecb-42a6-9a03-b1488cf8c9c3.webp) ## How can groups split bills fairly? Splitr lets a group choose an agreed method for each expense instead of requiring every bill to be divided equally. Custom amounts can account for different orders at dinner, while assigning the full expense to one person works when a cost is not shared. Splitr also offers free web calculators for specific planning questions. Its [bill splitter](https://splitr.club/tools/expense-splitter) divides a total equally, subtracts any amount already covered and rounds shares so they add up to the bill. The calculator does not save entries or convert exchange rates. For rent, a separate [rent splitting guide](https://splitr.club/blog/how-to-split-rent-fairly) explains equal, room size and common space approaches. Splitr’s [calculator collection](https://splitr.club/tools) includes tools for household budgets, utilities, groceries, subscriptions, holiday budgets and group debts. The calculators are free to use without an account or download. Their results are estimates to help a group agree on an approach, while the app tracks actual expenses and shares. ![A couple discussing a shared budget at their kitchen table](https://pub-38d35667da6a48a68168de9a11b135db.r2.dev/launches/4d0ce108-e91b-4269-9b46-a27bad4acc15/8233847d-3ae6-417f-ab23-99e78a49a021.webp) ## What do Splitr’s free plan and Pro include? Splitr’s free plan includes adding shared expenses, splitting costs, tracking balances and recording settlements, with administration of up to two groups. The site does not publish a Pro price, instead directing users to check current plans in the app. Splitr Pro adds receipt scanning and item assignment, recurring expenses and currency conversion. When a group organiser has Pro, group members can use that group’s Pro features without each paying for Pro. The product’s [guides](https://splitr.club/blog) also cover practical questions such as splitting restaurant bills, groceries and travel costs. ![Housemates unpacking fresh vegetables and groceries from reusable bags](https://pub-38d35667da6a48a68168de9a11b135db.r2.dev/launches/4d0ce108-e91b-4269-9b46-a27bad4acc15/f71ad33e-8786-4efb-b3c1-8ceab3ce3d6a.webp) ## What should users know before they start? Splitr does not move money between group members, so users still need a separate payment method to settle up. The app records the payment after it happens. That makes Splitr a ledger for shared costs, not a payment service. Splitr’s currency features have different limits. A group can choose a currency, and Pro can convert expenses entered in another currency to the group currency. The free bill splitter’s currency selector only changes the unit displayed and does not convert exchange rates. Splitr sends a receipt photo to its configured AI provider when a user chooses to scan it. OpenAI is the default provider, according to the [privacy policy](https://splitr.club/privacy). Users review and correct extracted items before saving, and saved receipt photos and assignments are kept with the expense and visible to the group. The [terms of service](https://splitr.club/terms) also state that actual payments happen outside Splitr. ![Friends sharing small plates at a warmly lit restaurant](https://pub-38d35667da6a48a68168de9a11b135db.r2.dev/launches/4d0ce108-e91b-4269-9b46-a27bad4acc15/65972a15-1746-4695-bb9f-be0bd043b182.webp) ## Who it is for - Housemates sharing rent, utilities or groceries - Couples who want to track shared bills - Friends splitting restaurant, event or trip costs - Groups that want a running record of who paid and who owes ### Who it may not suit - People who need an app to send or receive the actual payments - Groups that require a free plan with more than two administered groups - Users who need the free bill splitter to convert currencies ## Pricing Free plan supports up to two groups; Pro pricing is shown in the app. - Free, Free: Shared expenses, cost splitting, balance tracking and settlement records; admin of up to two groups. - Pro, Not listed; current plans are in the app.: Receipt scanning and item assignment, recurring expenses, currency conversion and more. ## Should you try it? Try Splitr if your group wants one place to record shared spending and see who owes whom, especially for a shared home, a couple’s bills or a trip. The free plan covers core expense tracking for up to two groups, and the browser calculators offer a no account way to work through common splits. Skip it if you expect the app itself to move money, and check the Pro price in the app before relying on paid features. ## Questions people ask ### Is Splitr free? Yes. Splitr’s free plan lets users add shared expenses, split costs, track balances and record settlements, and supports administration of up to two groups. Pro features and current prices are shown in the app. ### What is Splitr used for? Splitr is used to track shared expenses and calculate who owes whom. Groups can use it for costs such as household bills, meals and trip expenses. ### Does Splitr send payments? No. Splitr tracks expenses and balances, but members pay through their usual bank or payment app and then record the payment in Splitr. ### Can Splitr split a bill unequally? Yes. Splitr supports shares, custom amounts and assigning the full expense to one person, as well as equal splits. ### Can I use Splitr for expenses in another currency? Yes, with Pro for conversion. Splitr lets groups choose a currency, and Pro can convert expenses in another currency to the group currency. ## About this article Published by The Launch Story. Drafted from the product’s own website, edited by the maker and reviewed before publication. Read the article and conversation: https://thelaunchstory.com/launches/splitr