Arrivals · the bit after the holiday
Every cost the group logs lands on one shared ledger. When you’re home, it’s a short list of payments — not a spreadsheet.
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Type who paid for what. Costs are split equally and the payments update as you go — nothing leaves your browser.
Example trip
Lisbon weekend
Everyone’s share: £285.00
How it works
Whoever pays adds it, whenever they pay. By the time you’re home, the sums are already done.
Set the destination, dates and currency, then invite everyone by name or email.
Add each cost with a category and a note. Split it equally, by fixed amounts or by percentage.
Balances net out, so a group of six never needs more than five payments. Tick each one off as it lands.
Features
Every cost rolls into one balance per person. Then whoever’s down is paired with whoever’s up, so the group settles in a handful of payments instead of dozens.
Six people, four payments. A group of any size needs at most one fewer payment than it has people.
Destination, dates and currency in one place. Archive the trip when you’re home.
Find friends by name or email and see who’s still to reply.
Not every cost is shared equally. Pick the split that matches what the group actually agreed.
Download the trip summary for whoever keeps a spreadsheet anyway.
Made for
One person books the chalet, another covers lift passes, everyone pays for fondue. Log it as it happens and settle before the transfer to the airport.
Not everyone does the spa, and not everyone is up for the boat party. Fixed and percentage splits handle the exceptions without a single awkward message.
Two families, one villa, a lot of supermarket runs. Split the villa 60/40 and the food shop down the middle.
Start a trip, invite everyone, and let the ledger keep track of who owes what.