Splitty compared with other expense splitting apps
Short answer: most expense splitting apps track who owes whom between pairs of people, in one or two languages. Splitty is built for a group that pools money into a shared kitty first, reads more than one language (52, including Arabic, Farsi, Urdu and Hebrew with right-to-left layout), and wants the trip plan in the same place as the money. If your group does not need any of that, one of the apps below may suit it better, and each page says when.
Splitty at splitty.om is published by BHD Group (Bin Haider Darwish L.L.C.) in Muscat, Oman. It is not the receipt app "splitty: Split Bills & Tip" from splittyapp.com. Each comparison below uses only the other app's own website, help center, terms and store listings. Summary lines on this page were checked against those pages on 20 October 2026 or on the date each page shows.
| App | What it does well | Platforms | Price as stated |
|---|---|---|---|
| Splitty | A shared kitty with contributions and expenses tracked apart, 52 languages per member, trip plan and Wallet pass, guest join by link with no account. | iPhone, iPad, Android and the installable web app. | Free tier with up to 12 active members and 2 currencies per group. Pro is OMR 1.500 a month or OMR 12.000 a year. |
| Splitwise | A running tab between friends, built around pairwise debts. | iPhone, iPad, Android and the web. | Free tier with up to four added expenses a day, plus paid Pro. |
| Tricount | Free group cost splitting with offline use, photos and more than one currency. Owned by bunq. | iOS and Android. | Free, with no subscription and no limit on groups or expenses (App Store listing). |
| Settle Up | Long-standing group splitting with offline sync, editable exchange rates and balances friends can see in a browser. | Android, iOS and the web. | Free with ads. Premium is $3.99 a month or $19.99 a year (US App Store). |
| Splid | Simple offline-first splitting with optional sync. | iOS and Android. | Free. Splid Plus is an in-app purchase ($3.99 on the US App Store). |
| Spliit | Open-source splitting (MIT licence) that you can self-host, with no account and no subscription. | The web, and an iPhone and iPad app. | Free, funded by donations. |
| Kittysplit | Splitting in the browser with no account, plus native apps since 2025. | The web, iOS and Android. | Free for up to 9 people. Super Kitty is a one-time €2.99 per group. |
| Splitser | Lists for groups of up to 150 members, known as WieBetaaltWat in the Netherlands and Flanders. | iOS, Android and the web. | Almost free, with a €0.35 service fee per payment (support FAQ). |
| SplitMyExpenses | Bill splitting for roommates, couples and trips that opens Venmo, PayPal or Cash App to settle. Premium adds bank and card imports. | The web, iOS and Android. | Free, or Premium at $3.99 a month. |
Read each comparison
- Splitty compared with Splitwise
- Splitty compared with Tricount
- Splitty compared with Settle Up
- Splitty compared with Splid
- Splitty compared with Spliit
- Splitty compared with Kittysplit
- Splitty compared with Splitser
- Splitty compared with SplitMyExpenses
How to choose
- Two or three friends, one language, a running tab: any of these apps works.
- You want open source or to host it yourself: Spliit.
- Nobody wants to install anything: Kittysplit, Spliit and Splitty all work in a browser. A Splitty guest joins from the invite link with no account.
- The group pays into a pot first: Splitty records contributions into the kitty separately from spending out of it.
- The group reads Arabic, Urdu, Farsi, Hindi or Malayalam: Splitty lets each member read the same trip in their own language.
- Several currencies with 3-decimal money (OMR, BHD, KWD, JOD): Splitty stores each amount in its currency's exact minor units and freezes the rate on each expense.
What Splitty does not do
Splitty does not move or hold money. It records who paid, who owes and who has settled. The payment happens wherever the group already banks.