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Spliz vs expense-splitting apps
Same splitting as the apps you know. The difference is at the end: Spliz settles the balance.
Splitwise, Tricount and the other expense-splitting apps split well: equal, by shares or exact, one balance per person, groups for every trip. They stop at the maths, and the payback is still a transfer you make yourself. Spliz splits the same way, then settles the whole group in one signature, in USDC on Base, without ever holding your money.
The three comparisons
When to pick what
- You only want to note expenses and pay each other back in cash or by bank transfer: a classic app does the job.
- You want the group to actually settle, across borders, with nobody chasing anyone: Spliz.
Common questions
Which Splitwise alternative actually settles the balances?
Spliz. Splitting is the same as on Splitwise (equal, shares, exact, one balance per person, groups); the difference is at the end: everyone signs, and every balance settles in one transaction, in USDC on Base, without Spliz holding the money.
Does Spliz replace Tricount?
For splitting, yes: the same split modes and a guest mode with no account. And it adds what Tricount leaves to you: the settlement. There is no import: you recreate the group, share the link, and members join as guests.
Do I need crypto to use Spliz?
No. You sign in with Google or Apple, a wallet is created for you, and you can buy USDC by card through Coinbase inside the app. Amounts show in your own currency and network fees are covered.
How much does it cost?
Nothing to split and see the balances. At settlement, 0.1% of what moves, $0.10 minimum, shown before you sign. No subscription.
The shared account for your friends. Settle your next group tab in one signature.