One link for everything your group splits.

A dinner or a whole week away. Add what people cover right when it happens, regardless of who paid. Friends click the link and tap what's theirs. Splitpal calculates exactly who pays who.

  • Friends click the link and start, no account required
  • One dinner or a whole trip
  • Tax and tip split to the cent

Cover Dinner

You paid the whole tab. Add the receipt and share your link. Everyone taps what they ordered and sees what they owe you, tax and tip included.

For example

Sam had the pasta$17.75

$14.00 pasta + his share of tax and tip

Group Trips

One link for the whole trip. Add expenses and who covered what at any time. At the end you see the fewest payments to ensure everyone's paid back.

For example

Airbnb, shared by 4$200.00 each

$800.00 split four ways

How it works

One event. As many expenses as you need.

An event is your group and one shared link. Inside it, add expenses whatever way suits you, and Splitpal keeps who pays who up to date as you go.

  1. Step 1. Start an event.

    Give it a name, like Taco Night or Tahoe Weekend, and add who's in the group. That's your event, with one link for everyone.

  2. Step 2. Add the expenses.

    Each thing someone paid for is an expense. Snap the receipt or type in what it cost, then pick who paid and who was there. A dinner might be one expense. A trip might be twenty.

  3. Step 3. Send the link.

    Drop it in the group chat. Friends open it in any browser and pick their name. No app, no account. You can keep adding expenses after it's sent.

  4. Step 4. Everyone sees what they owe.

    Each person taps what's theirs, and it shows up on everyone's phone right away. Splitpal adds in tax and tip and works out who pays who.

For the whole trip

A running tab that comes along for the trip.

Skip the notes app and the shared spreadsheet. Log each expense in your event as it happens, and everyone's link updates on the spot.

  • Add as you go.

    The gas on the way up, the groceries, the 2 AM Uber. Each one takes a minute, right from your phone.

  • Fix things any time.

    Typed the wrong amount, or someone skipped dinner? Edit the expense and every total updates.

  • Everyone knows where they stand.

    Friends open the same link all week to see what they owe so far. No one has to ask.

  • Square up once, at the end.

    No paying each other back after every meal. One short list of payments when you're home.

Fair to the cent

No rounding errors, no awkward IOUs.

  • Pay only for what you had.

    Everyone taps their own order. Things you all share, like the Airbnb, split evenly.

  • Tax and tip, only where you were.

    They're split evenly among the people who were there. Skipped the Uber? You don't pay toward its tip.

  • The fewest payments at the end.

    Splitpal cancels out who owes who, so a week of IOUs becomes a few payments. Send them however you like.

  • Every dollar accounted for.

    You can always see what nobody has picked yet, so whoever paid never comes up short.

Questions

Good to know

Do my friends need to download an app or make an account?

No. They open the link in any browser on their phone or computer, pick their name, and tap what's theirs. Only the person who sets it up signs in.

What if someone never opens the link?

Their share of tax and tip still counts from the start, so nothing goes missing. You can also tap items for them yourself.

We're on a trip and different people pay for different things. Does that work?

Yes. Each expense has its own payer, and you can keep adding them for as long as the trip lasts. At the end, Splitpal shows the fewest payments that square everyone up.

How do we split something we all shared, like a hotel?

Mark it as shared and choose how many people are splitting it. Each person gets an even share.

Does Splitpal send the money?

No. It tells everyone exactly who pays who. You pay each other however you already do, like Venmo, Zelle, or cash.

Your next dinner or trip, split without the math.