Free for trips, flats and dinners
Shared expenses, actually settled.
Log what everyone paid and see the whole group in one table: a row for every expense, a column for every person, and balances that add up to zero.
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How it works
Step 1: Create a group
For a trip, a flat or a friend group.
Step 2: Add expenses
Whoever paid, however you split it.
Step 3: Settle up
Record each payment back, and the balances update.
Splits that always add up.
However you divide a bill, the parts add back up to the total, and every balance is the sum of a column you can read line by line.
Two ways to split
Equal or exact amounts, and it always adds up to the total.
Rounding is distributed fairly, never 33.33 three times.
Whoever actually paid
One payer, several payers, or someone covering a bill they had no part in.
The payer never has to appear in the split.
One table for the whole group
A row for every expense, settlement and adjustment, and a column for every member. Read down your column to see how you got to your balance.
The balances on the bottom row add up to Rs 0. If they ever don’t, the table says why.
Settling up, on the record
When someone pays you back, record it. It gets its own row in the table and moves both balances toward zero.
Paying someone back is not spending, so it never adds to the group’s total.
Every expense, itemised
Open any expense for its split breakdown: each person’s share, what they paid, and how it moved their balance.
The effects on a single expense always add up to Rs 0.
Questions
Yes. There is no paid plan, no trial and no card required. There are no limits on how many groups or expenses you can add.
Yes. Everyone in a group has their own account, which is what lets each person see their own balances. You can invite someone by email before they have signed up. They join the group when they accept the invitation, so nobody is added to a group without agreeing to it.
Pakistani rupee, US dollar, euro, pound sterling and UAE dirham. Each group uses a single currency, chosen when the group is created and fixed after that, so every amount in a group stays directly comparable.
Yes. An expense can have any number of payers, each contributing a different amount. The person who paid also does not have to be part of the split. If you cover a bill you had no share in, you are simply owed the whole amount.
Yes. UpSplit runs in your browser and is built for phone screens as well as desktop. There is nothing to install.
You can only see groups you belong to. That is enforced by the database itself rather than by the app, so a request for someone else’s group returns nothing even if it is made directly to the API.
No. UpSplit is a record: what was spent, who paid, and where each person’s balance stands. The actual payments happen however you already pay each other: cash, bank transfer, anything. You record a payment once it has happened, and no money moves through the app.
Stop reconciling the group chat.
Add your first expense in a few seconds and watch the balances fall out of it.
- Free
- No ads
- No card required
- Works in your browser