TripsSplit vs Step+wise

Smart expense sharing for trips, dinners, and everyday moments Easily track, split, and settle shared expenses with friends — whether you’re traveling, dining out, or managing group activities. Create trips, add participants, and keep all expenses organized in one place without spreadsheets or awkward conversations. Key features • Create trips & groups Set up trips or groups in seconds and track shared expenses with multiple participants. • AI-powered receipt scanning Snap a photo of a receipt and let AI automatically extract items and amounts — no manual input required. • Flexible expense splitting Split expenses equally, by custom amounts, percentages, or specific participants. Perfect for any scenario. • Clear balance summary Instantly see who owes whom with a clean, easy-to-understand balance overview for each participant. • Invite friends without registration Collaborate effortlessly by inviting friends via a link or QR — no account or sign-up required. • PDF export Export detailed summaries and balances to PDF for reporting, reimbursement, or record keeping. Whether it’s a weekend getaway, a group dinner, or a long trip with friends, this app helps you focus on the experience — not the math. Track smarter. Split fairly. Travel together.t

Most teachers hear “your benefits are great,” but rarely see what that actually means in dollars. Stepwise turns your inputs into clean projections and simple income estimates, so you can understand where you’re headed and what changes matter. What Stepwise does Retirement projection: See how your TDA balance could grow over time based on contributions and assumed returns. Pension estimator: Get a simplified TRS-style pension estimate using age, service credit, and salary assumptions. Monthly income view: Combine pension + TDA into a monthly retirement income estimate. Snapshots & tracking: Add statement snapshots to see performance and contributions over time. Built for teachers: Language and assumptions are designed around how NYC educators actually think about retirement. Important notes Stepwise is an educational planning tool — not financial advice. It uses simplified assumptions and may not match TRS calculations, taxes, healthcare costs, contract step changes, or distribution rules.