A feature to remove inactive tricounts from view and keep your list clean, without deleting any data.

Your net position: how much you owe or are owed after all expenses.

An app used to plan, track, and manage shared money.

Logging a cash payment received outside the app.

Clear visibility of all shared expenses and who pays what.

Tool used to convert expenses from different currencies into one base currency.

Tricount optimizes reimbursements so that only the minimum number of payments is needed to settle up.

A mobile payment app like Apple Pay for settling debts.

Digital data plan purchased via the app to stay connected abroad.

A cost recorded in the app (e.g., a meal or taxi), shared among a group.

Tags like “food” or “transport” used for budgeting and sorting.

Ensuring expenses are shared proportionally and transparently.

Automatically track shared expenses with free bunq-powered credit card—no more manual entries or missed payments.

An expense involving multiple people, with costs tracked collectively.

Shared recurring costs in a household or living situation.

Feature that migrates groups and expenses from Splitwise.

Funds added to the group like returned deposits.

Visual summaries of spending patterns and balances for the group.

Sending an invite link so others can join a shared budget.

A credit card connected to tricount that automatically logs payments.

Handling expenses entered in various currencies, converted together.

Get real-time alerts when someone adds, edits, or deletes an expense in a shared tricount.

Functionality that lets you log or view expenses without an internet connection.

Spending more than your balance when using a linked bank card.

A reminder sent to group members to settle their share.

Managing household income, expenses, and planning together.

Uploading a photo of a receipt to back up or verify an expense.

A repeating cost automatically entered at scheduled intervals.

The process of balancing accounts by paying or collecting what you owe.

A URL / link to invite other participants to the tricount.

A group ledger where members see contributions and balances.

An even division of the total expense among everyone involved.

Dividing costs based on different amounts or shares per person.

Complete list of group expenses and settlements.

Recording a money transfer to clear balances.

Costs related to travel, split among trip participants.

Specific scenarios (travel, roommates, couples) that tricount supports.