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The best apps to split travel expenses with friends

If all you need is to split the bills, Tricount and Splid are free and don't need an account, and Splitwise is the long-standing choice for costs that go on all year. If you also want to plan the trip together, Wanderlog and Kordy put the expenses next to the itinerary. We make Kordy; here is how they compare.

Updated November 6, 2026 · facts checked November 6, 2026 · By Faruk Mert Kapar

The short answer

  • Free with no limits: Tricount — no account, no ads, no paid plan.
  • Free, fast and offline: Splid — no sign-up, more than 150 currencies.
  • Costs that go on all year: Splitwise — many split types; 4 new expenses a day on the free plan.
  • Costs inside a planned trip: Kordy — 5 new expenses a day free, next to the plan, checklist and chat; or Wanderlog, with unlimited free trips.
  • Across iPhone, Android and the web: Settle Up — free with ads, one-time group upgrade.

Side by side

AppFree planCurrenciesAccountPaid (US)
TricountNo limits, no adsMulti-currency with conversionNot neededNone
SplidGroups, settle-up, offline150+Not neededOptional $2.99 and $3.99 purchases
Splitwise4 new expenses a day100+; conversion is ProRequiredPro, several prices ($2.99–$39.99)
Kordy5 new expenses a day, 5 trips you create31, with daily ratesRequiredPro $4.99/month or $39.99/year; $7.99 once per trip
WanderlogUnlimited trips with bill splittingShown in your home currencyNot statedPro $39.99/year on its website
Settle UpContains adsAny, with daily ratesSign-inPremium $3.99/month or $19.99/year

US App Store and official-site facts on November 6, 2026. Several apps list more than one price. "Not stated" means the official sources didn't say.

1. Tricount — free with no limits

No ads, no limits on groups or expenses and no paid plan; you can start without signing up. It converts foreign currencies to the trip's currency and suggests repayments that keep the number of transfers low. It runs on iPhone, iPad and Android.

2. Splid — no sign-up, fully offline

Groups work fully offline, or can be shared online without an account. It supports more than 150 currencies, multiple payers and unequal splits, and settles with the fewest payments. Two optional in-app purchases are listed on the App Store. iPhone and Android.

3. Splitwise — for costs that go on all year

The most flexible splitting — equal, exact amounts, percentages, shares, adjustments or items — with Simplify Debts and, in some countries, payments from the app. The free plan allows 4 new expenses a day; currency conversion is part of Pro. iPhone, iPad, Android and the web.

4. Kordy — expenses inside the trip plan

Split equally or with custom amounts in 31 currencies with daily exchange rates; Balances shows who owes whom, Simplify settles with the fewest transfers and payment history records repayments. The expenses sit in the same trip as the day-by-day plan, the packing checklist and the chat. Free for 5 new expenses a day; Pro adds receipt scanning and households. iPhone and iPad only, account required. We make Kordy.

5. Wanderlog — splitting in a free trip planner

Wanderlog's free plan includes budgeting, bill splitting and settling debts for unlimited trips, next to a map-based itinerary. It runs on iPhone, iPad, Android and the web.

6. Settle Up — iPhone, Android and the web

Even, weighted and multi-payer splits in any currency, with debt minimisation and offline use. The free version shows ads; Premium removes them, and a one-time Group Premium covers everyone in one group.

How we checked

We read each app's official website and help center and its US App Store page on November 6, 2026; the sources are listed below. We make Kordy.

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Questions people ask

What is the best free app to split travel expenses?

Tricount is completely free with no limits and no account. Splid is also free and works offline. Splitwise's free plan allows 4 new expenses a day, Kordy's 5.

Which expense app is best for a trip with friends?

If you only need the money side, Tricount or Splid. If you also plan the trip together, Kordy or Wanderlog keep the expenses next to the plan.

Which apps handle different currencies?

Tricount, Splid, Settle Up and Kordy (31 currencies) convert currencies on their free plans. In Splitwise, currency conversion is part of Pro.

Do my friends need an account?

In Tricount and Splid, no. In Splitwise and Kordy, yes; in Kordy, someone without the app can be added as a guest member so their share is counted.

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