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Spliz vs Tricount
Both apps are free, without ads or a daily expense cap, and friends can join without an account. They differ on offline use, splitting methods and repayments. Spliz鈥檚 free plan allows up to 5 ongoing Spliz at a time.

Everyday expense sharing
Compare the tools your group will use before choosing an app.
| Tricount | Spliz | |
|---|---|---|
| App price | Free, with no ads and no daily expense cap. | Free, with no ads and no daily cap. Up to 5 ongoing Spliz at a time, created or joined, each with 250 expenses and 15 members. |
| Start without an account | Yes. You can try Tricount without signing up. | Yes. Guests join from the link, in the app, with no account. |
| Works offline | Yes. Expenses added offline sync when you are back online. | No. An internet connection is required. |
| Split equally, by shares or exact | Yes. Three splitting methods. | Yes. All three, plus random pick. |
| One running balance per person | Yes. A balance for each person. | Yes. The net balance for each person. |
| Your own currency | Yes. Multi-currency display. | Yes. 36 currencies, converted at the day鈥檚 rate. |
| Groups for trips, roommates, events | Yes. Shared groups. | Yes. One Spliz per group, with its own members and expenses. |

Repayments and payment fees
Record repayments made outside Spliz.
| Tricount | Spliz | |
|---|---|---|
| Repayment options | Tricount lets you share a repayment request and record the payment after receiving the money. A request alone is not proof of payment. | Pay back in cash, by bank transfer or with your payment app, then record it in Spliz to keep balances up to date. |
| Payment confirmation | Check the payment provider鈥檚 confirmation. Recording an outside payment is a separate action. | Repayments are recorded by members. Check the payment with the person involved. |
| Payment currency | Depends on the payment method and country. The Spliz currency does not guarantee a payment route. | Pick one currency for the Spliz. An expense paid in another currency is converted at the day鈥檚 rate. Repay using the method you agree on together. |
| Payment fees | Depends on the payment method and provider. Check the terms before sending money. | No payment fees: repayments happen outside Spliz. |
Choosing for your group
Choose Spliz if your group wants a random pick on top of the usual splits and records repayments made elsewhere. Choose Tricount if you need to add expenses offline or send repayment requests.
When to stay on Tricount
- You need to add expenses without a connection, then sync later.
- Your group already has its expense history in Tricount and wants to keep it there.
- You use its Splitwise importer or bunq Card integration.
Choose the app that fits how your group records expenses and pays back.
From the booking to who owes whom
The budget plans the trip. Spliz keeps track of what each friend actually paid.
App captures with fictional demonstration data: a separate five-person trip to Lisbon. The amounts below are not prices for your trip.
1. Keep the shared costs together
Catherine paid $180 for the stay, Samy $90 for dinner and L茅a $30 for coffee and pastries. All five friends share the three expenses: $300 in total, or $60 each.
Open the screenshot at full size2. See who needs to pay back
Martin and In猫s each owe Catherine $60. L茅a owes Samy $30. After paying outside the app, a member records the repayment in Spliz.
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Enter your expenses in the app. This example does not import your spreadsheet, calculator results or another app鈥檚 history.
Try Spliz with your next shared expense. Friends can join as guests in the app.
Common questions
Is Spliz a free Tricount alternative?
Yes. The app is free, with no ads and no daily expense cap. You can have up to 5 ongoing Spliz at a time, created or joined, each with 250 expenses and 15 members.
What is the difference between Spliz and Tricount?
Spliz adds a random pick to equal, by-share and exact splits, and needs a connection. Tricount lets you add expenses offline and sync later. Both apps are free, without ads or a daily cap, and friends can join without an account. Spliz鈥檚 free plan allows up to 5 ongoing Spliz at a time.
Can I pay someone back through Tricount?
Tricount lets you share a repayment request and record the payment after receiving the money. A request alone is not proof of payment.
How do you pay each other back with Spliz?
Outside the app: in cash, by bank transfer or with your payment app. Then record the repayment in Spliz to keep balances up to date. Spliz does not move money.
Do I need crypto or an account to use Spliz?
No. Expenses stay in the currency of your Spliz and repayments happen outside the app. Friends you invite join from a link as guests, without creating an account.
Can Spliz access or hold my money?
No. Spliz records expenses and repayments; it does not hold or move money. Everyone pays back with their own payment method.
Does Spliz work without an account, like Tricount?
Yes. Install Spliz and open the invitation link to join as a guest. You can add expenses and see your share without creating an account.
See also
All comparisons- ComparisonSplitwise, Tricount or Spliz?Splitwise, Tricount and Spliz in one table: price, daily limits, guest access, offline use and repayments, checked against official sources.
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- Use caseGroup tripsFlights, the villa, the boat day, the long dinners. Keep the costs together and leave room for the next plan.
- Use caseRoommatesRent comes from one account, groceries from another. Keep track of what each person covered.
- ArticleHow to split expenses with friends: who owes whom?Work out who owes whom with a $300 example and partial repayments. Use free calculators to split a restaurant bill, rent or vacation rental.
- GlossaryNet balanceA net balance accounts for what someone paid, their share of expenses and recorded repayments. A positive amount is owed to them; a negative amount is what they owe. The underlying entries explain the balance.