tricount: Split & Settle Bills

tricount: Split & Settle Bills

Track Group & Shared Expenses

7.5K ratings
1220 reviews
Free
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Released
February 1, 2010
Updated
October 22, 2026

Features

Background Location Access

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Easily split bills and track shared expenses with friends, roommates, or partners. Manage group costs for trips, rent, or dinners with real-time overviews and instant payment requests. Stay organized and settle up fairly, even with uneven amounts or multiple currencies.

✓Free and unlimited expense tracking
✓Fairly split even uneven amounts
✓Manage group expenses for trips, rent, and more
✓Real-time bill tracking and balance overviews
✓Instant payment requests
✓Supports multiple currencies
✓Offline expense tracking
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What's New in tricount

14.3.0

October 22, 2026

What's new: • A bunch of other small fixes and improvements to upgrade your overall experience.

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User reviews

First time user

This app is great!! So easy when you travel with a group. Highly recommended

Amazing app - one feature request

This app works absolutely perfectly. Such an easy way to do things with friends.

One feature request: it would be great if each participant could get an outline of expenses that include them. That way they could check to make sure they were included / not included as appropriate without clicking on each expense.
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Clean, Intuitive, and almost Perfect

For calculating such complex systems, the interface is clean and minimal yet still makes room for character; like when you hold an emoji and it overflows—cute.

Settlement apps just have a hard time explaining how exactly the calculations are done, and unfortunately Tricount is no different. We’re sure the calculations are reliable, but blind trust is hard to defend when you want to get others to pay—especially if there are multiple transactions or it becomes disputed. A “proof” for how each settlement sum was calculated would be greatly appreciated and perhaps an option for INDIVIDUAL transactions to be settled more easily than creating an entire “expense”—like a miniature “Mark as Paid” button for individual expenses/income.

Another thing is notifications; it would be better if you could REMIND people to pay through Tricount’s official push notifications instead of creating a robotic text message with a link. If people wanted to remind people directly about their debts, they could simply shoot a text—Tricount can serve as a middleman which in this case would come across as a gentle reminder of debt. Of course, make push notification manually, so people can still be in control over what “gentle” means. Another concern regarding notifications, is that editing transactions sends notifications all the time. That’s nice but if you’re editing a lot of transactions, others get spammed with notifications. Make an in-app option to minimize notifications and types, and create an edit history so people can see what exactly was edited and when.

Personally, I’d like to see the promise of Bunq coming to the U.S. it could make an intuitive app even essential by eliminating the gap of settling and then recording transactions. If Tricount could connect with people’s financial institutions, it would be a game changer.

Nonetheless, I appreciate the Tricount team and can’t wait to see how this app grows. Thanks
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Minor feature request

1. Can you add an indicator if I am not involved in a group expense?

Something that says that I am not part of an expense posted on a group without opening the expense entry.

2. Can you add an indicator that shows whether i owe the amount or am owed the amount without opening the expense entry?

اللغه العربيه

عند الدخول الى مصروف قديم لا يدخل لنفس المصروف اللغه عربيه لكن صديقي لديه اللغه انجليزيه وكل شي يعمل بشكل ممتاز

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Reported Bugs

4 issues

App crashes when adding new expenses

Bug

Incorrect balance calculations for some users

Bug

Sharing/inviting others to a group not always reliable

Bug

Currency conversion issues for certain regions

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Requested Features

5 requests

Add notes/descriptions for expenses

Feature

Provide expense categorization and reporting

Feature

Enable export of expense data (CSV, PDF)

Feature

Improve split payment options and flexibility

Feature

Introduce a web-based version for desktop use

Feature

FAQ

What does tricount do?

This app helps you split bills and track shared expenses with friends, roommates, or partners. It's designed to make managing group costs for trips, rent, groceries, and dinners fair and stress-free. You can see clear payback and balance overviews.

Is tricount free to use?

Yes, the app is completely free and unlimited. There are no subscriptions, hidden fees, or limits on the number of group expenses (tricounts) or individual expenses you can track. It is supported by ads.

How does tricount handle uneven splits?

The app is designed to handle fair splits, even for uneven amounts. It calculates exactly how much each person owes or is owed, making it easy to settle up accurately.

Can I use tricount for international trips?

Yes, the app supports multiple currencies, making it ideal for international trips and managing expenses abroad. You can track costs in different currencies and see balances accordingly.

What are the main use cases for tricount?

This app is perfect for managing shared costs like rent with roommates, splitting bills with a partner, tracking expenses on group trips, or dividing grocery costs. It simplifies shared budgeting and settlement.