Bill splitting,worked out properly.
How to split rent when the rooms aren’t equal, what to do about the wine on a restaurant bill, how a group of six settles in three payments, and how to leave Splitwise without retyping two years of history.
Switching from Splitwise
The Splitwise free limit: what it caps, when it resets, and what to use instead
Splitwise now caps how many expenses a free account can add per day. Here is what the cap covers, when it resets, and the alternatives that have no cap at all.
Is Splitwise safe? What a bill splitter can and cannot see
The honest answer about bill splitter privacy — including what the risk actually is, which is not the one most people worry about.
How to export your Splitwise data (and move it somewhere else)
Export takes about two minutes per group, and it is only available on the web. Here is exactly where it hides and what the file gives you.
Is Splitwise Pro worth it? An honest look at what you get
Pro removes the daily cap and the ads. Whether that is worth an annual fee depends on one number: how many expenses you enter a month.
App comparisons
The 10 best free Splitwise alternatives in 2026
A straight comparison of ten Splitwise alternatives — including where each one is worse than Splitwise, and where ours is.
Splitwise vs Tricount vs Settle Up: which one should you actually use?
Three apps that look identical in a feature list and behave completely differently on a real trip.
The best bill splitting apps in 2026, by what you actually need
Nine apps, sorted by the situation you are actually in — not by a feature matrix nobody reads.
The best expense tracking app for roommates (and what a household actually needs)
A household is not a trip. It needs recurring bills, no entry cap, and balances everyone can see — which rules out more apps than you would expect.
How to split a bill without signing up for anything
For one bill, an account is overhead. Here is when a browser calculator is genuinely the right tool and when it isn’t.
Splitting fairly
How to split rent with roommates fairly when the rooms aren’t equal
Splitting rent evenly is easy and often wrong. Here are four methods, when each is fair, and how to settle the argument in twenty minutes.
How to split bills with your partner when you earn different amounts
Fifty-fifty is only fair when incomes are equal. Here is the proportional method, the three-account system, and what each costs you.
How to split a group trip budget without anyone getting stung
The person who booked the villa is £2,400 out of pocket on day one. Here is the system that gets them whole without ruining the trip.
How to split a restaurant bill (including tip, tax, and the wine)
Split evenly more often than you think, pull the alcohol out, and never split a service charge you already paid.
How to split utility bills with roommates without tracking every kilowatt
Split most utilities evenly, split a few by usage, and put one person’s name on nothing without an agreement behind it.
How to settle group expenses in the fewest possible payments
Six people, fifteen possible debts, three actual payments. The method takes five minutes by hand and works for any group size.
How to split road trip costs: fuel, tolls, and whether the driver pays
The fuel formula, the honest answer on whether the driver pays a share, and what wear and tear is really worth.
How to split Netflix, Spotify and other subscriptions with friends and family
The maths is trivial. Collecting £4.50 from five people every month for two years is the actual problem.
Free, with no daily limit and no ads
FamZam splits rent, trips, restaurant bills, and subscriptions, keeps one running balance for the group, and settles up over UPI or any payment app.
18 guides · last updated 9 Sept 2026