Splendo

Split bills and expenses, keep the friendship.

Trips, flats, dinners: see who owes whom at a glance.

If a friend sent you a link, you can join from your browser.

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The home screen of the Splendo bill splitting app: what you're owed, what you owe, and your net balance
HOW IT WORKS

Three steps, then forget about it.

01

Start a group

02

Add the expense

03

Settle up

SCREENS

The app itself.

These screens are not mockups — this is the app as it is today.

A group in Splendo: who owes what and the latest expenses
Start a group
Adding an expense in Splendo: amount, who paid, split equally
Add the expense
Settling up in Splendo: the fewest payments, one tap to mark as paid
Settle up
PRICE

Everything is free.

ANDROID

The Android waitlist

No need to wait: Splendo works in your browser today. Start in your browser

There's no Android version yet. Leave your email and you'll get a single message the day it ships — we send nothing else.

QUESTIONS

What people ask

Does Splendo cost anything?

No. Everything is free right now: receipt scanning, line-by-line splitting, offline use, ten languages, unlimited groups and expenses. No locked features.

What happens without internet?

The app keeps working. On a plane, abroad without data or in a hotel with dead wifi you keep entering expenses; the records wait on the device and sync themselves when you're back online.

Do my friends have to install the app?

No. You can add someone to a group by name alone; their share and debt work like any member's. If they join later through their own link, their share, debt and history carry on in their account.

Which languages does Splendo support?

Ten: Turkish, English, Spanish, Portuguese (Brazil), German, French, Italian, Indonesian, Hindi and Japanese. Currency, dates and number formats are localised in every one.

I use Splitwise or Tricount — can I switch?

Yes. Set the group up in Splendo and enter the open balances as a single expense; Splendo tracks it from there. There's no expense limit, no subscription and no ads here.

Can I delete my data?

Settings › Advanced › Delete account. Your name, email and photo disappear everywhere; so that other people's balances still add up, expense records remain under the name “Deleted account”.

How do you split a bill with friends?

The hard part of splitting shared costs fairly isn't the arithmetic, it's the record-keeping. By day two of the trip nobody remembers who paid for what, and after it nobody wants to sit down with a spreadsheet. The method that works follows three rules.

One: enter the expense the moment it's paid. An expense left for later never gets entered. Splendo can do this offline, so on a plane, abroad or somewhere without wifi the record never breaks — it syncs itself when a connection returns.

Two: don't assume an equal split. If one person drank the wine, equal is unfair. Photographing the receipt and assigning the lines to people is both faster and less contentious than percentages and shares.

Three: settle once, at the end. A group of six doesn't need fifteen small transfers; settling up cuts the number of payments down as far as it can. Money never moves through the app — everyone pays from their own bank, and the record stays in Splendo.

How do you split a restaurant bill?

Photograph the receipt; the amount and merchant are read, then assign each line to whoever ordered it. You don't have to split equally.

Can a group expense be entered offline?

Yes. The record waits on the device and syncs when a connection returns.

Does a friend without the app count?

Yes. They're added by name; if they join later through their own link, their share and history carry on in their account.

How few transfers does settling take?

Settling up cuts the payments down as far as it can — in a group of six, usually two or three.

Anywhere a bill gets shared

Holidays and trips

Flights, hotels, car hire, long dinners — all in one group. Enter them in the local currency; each is converted to the group's currency at the rate of the moment you enter it, and the group total doesn't shift afterwards.
The key case: offline entry in a country where you have no data.

Rent and bills with flatmates

Rent, electricity, gas, groceries. Recurring expenses collect in the same group, and at the end of the month what everyone owes is one line each.
The monthly rhythm: each bill on the day it lands, one settle-up at month's end.

Couples and family

Shared spending without a joint account. The record of who paid for what just sits there — the list does the arguing.
A reminder only goes if you send it; no pressure on anyone.

Team dinners and events

Big tables, birthdays, stag and hen nights. People without the app count too; if they join later, their shares and history carry on in their accounts.
Line-by-line receipt splitting earns its keep here most of all.

The rest is where you'd expect.

Fair, not equal

Percentage, shares, exact amounts, or per person. Whoever skipped the wine doesn't pay for it.

Settling up

Six people, fourteen expenses, three transfers. What everyone pays, in one line each.

Multiple currencies

Enter an expense in any currency; it converts to the group's currency automatically (48 currencies). The rate is locked when you enter it, and the group total doesn't shift afterwards.

Nobody gets nagged

Splendo never asks anybody to pay on its own. A reminder goes out only when the person who's owed sends one, and never more than once a week. Or the app writes the message and you send it.

Receipt archive

Every expense keeps its receipt beside it; unlimited, free.

Ten languages that don't smell of translation

Every language in the app was reviewed one by one: currency, dates and number formats follow each country. If the table speaks more than one language, everyone reads their own. You can read this page in the languages below, too.

Why you can trust it now

Feedback goes straight to the developer

No middle layer, no support bot. What you write is read by the person who writes the app.

Weekly releases

Requests and bug reports land in releases within the week; everything in the screenshots works today.

No payments, no locks

Nothing is charged, and there is no plan to lock features behind a price later.