Group Expenses ends the who-owes-what argument

Add each expense in seconds, choose who paid and who owes, and let the balances work themselves out.

Group Expenses app icon, a plane, palm tree and car on a teal background
Group Expenses balances on iPhone for a birthday party, showing who paid what and the settlements needed
Group Expenses adjustments on iPhone, with a $5.00 adjustment from John to Myself
Group Expenses item detail on iPhone for a $15.00 cake, split 67 and 33 percent between two people
Group Expenses item detail on iPhone for $20.00 of rigatoni pasta paid entirely by one person

Built for trips, dinners, and events

Someone books the cabin, someone buys groceries, someone covers gas, and by day three nobody remembers who is ahead. Track it as you go instead: each expense takes seconds to add, split equally or with custom amounts per person, and the app keeps every cost of the trip in one place.

Balances with no spreadsheet

At any moment you can see exactly who owes what. The math is automatic, so settling up at the end is a glance and an e-transfer, not an evening with a calculator.

Private and offline friendly

Everything stays on your device, and expenses can be added with no connection, which matters exactly where group trips happen. Stop arguing about money and get back to the trip.

The trips this quietly saves

The cabin weekend where one person fronts the booking and everyone means to sort it later. The group dinner where the bill lands and nobody wants to be the accountant. The bachelor trip, the family reunion, the shared flat’s grocery run. In each one the money gets messy not because anyone is dishonest but because nobody wrote it down. Group Expenses is the writing-down, done in seconds per expense, so the reckoning at the end is arithmetic the app already finished.

Fair when the split is not even

Not every cost divides cleanly. One person skipped the tasting menu, two shared a room while three did not, someone covered the whole tank of gas. Custom amounts per person handle the uneven cases, and the running balance updates so you always know who is ahead and who is behind without opening a spreadsheet.

A few things people ask

Does it work offline?

Yes. Expenses can be added with no connection, which is exactly where group trips tend to happen, and everything stays on your device.

Can it handle unequal splits?

Yes. Split equally or set a custom amount for each person on any expense.

Is it free?

Yes, free on iPhone.

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