tricount

A mobile app for tracking and splitting shared expenses on trips, in couples and in households.

FreeProprietaryAndroidiOS

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About tricount

tricount keeps track of who paid what in a group. You create a shared list, invite friends, add expenses as they happen, and the app works out who owes whom so the group can settle up at the end.

It is aimed at travellers, couples and flatmates splitting rent or bills. The app is owned by the Dutch bank bunq and is free to download. It suits groups that want a simple shared ledger rather than a full budgeting tool.

Strengths

  • Simple shared expense lists for groups
  • Calculates who owes whom automatically
  • Suited to trips, couples and shared households

Limitations

  • Proprietary app owned by a bank
  • Focused on splitting costs, not general budgeting

Details

Pricing
FreeFree to download.
License
Proprietary
Developer
bunq
Platforms
Android, iOS
How it runs
Downloadable app
Best suited for
Friends, couples and flatmates splitting shared costs
Last verified
Added
Provenance
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