Log what you paid and who it covered. The balances do the rest.
Group trips generate a mess of who-paid-for-what that nobody wants to reconstruct afterwards. Expenses keeps a running balance per person, per currency, so settling up at the end is a single number each rather than an evening with a spreadsheet.
Not every cost is shared by everyone. Two people hiring sleeping bags is not a three-way split, and pretending otherwise is how these things go wrong.
Pick who paid and tick who it was for. Balances update immediately, showing who is up and who is down.
A trip that spends pounds and euros gets two balances, not one converted total. Converting means picking a rate, and picking a rate means someone is quietly disadvantaged by a decision the app made for them.
Keeping them apart is less clever and considerably less arguable.
Four roles, invite links, and a way to check what your group sees before you send it.β¦
Read more βπWhere you sleep, and the details you need at 7pm and again at 7am.β¦
Read more βπ΄One public link for everyone at home, and precise control over what it reveals.β¦
Read more βFree while in early access. A couple of minutes to set up.