TRIP.
TOGETHER.
TRANSPARENT.
The best trips are shared. The money shouldn't become the group chat.
The trip is easy.
The money gets messy.
Flights. Cabs. Hotels. Dinners. Someone pays, someone says “I'll send it later,” and WhatsApp slowly becomes your accounting department.
“Who paid for this?”
Every expense becomes another tiny question, another IOU, another thing to remember.
C owes A ₹310
D owes B ₹1,150
B owes C ₹240
...and somehow everyone is confused.
Meet the Pool.
Instead of turning a trip into a web of debts, everyone contributes to one shared Pool. Then the trip spends from it.
Everyone contributes differently.
Then the Pool handles the trip.
Not another expense splitter.
Most splitters ask one question: “Who owes whom?” Tsplit starts somewhere else: “How much do we have together?”
And when the Pool runs out?
Tsplit doesn't pretend every expense magically came from the shared money. It knows what the Pool covered and what was personal.
Use the shared money first.
If ₹1,000 remains in the Pool and a ₹1,800 expense comes in, the first ₹1,000 is Pool spending.
The rest stays personal.
The remaining ₹800 is recorded as Personal. The numbers stay honest instead of becoming another mystery.
“I'm not downloading another app.”
That's okay. A person doesn't need a Tsplit account to be part of the trip.
Meet Ghost Members.
They can be included in the trip, contributions and calculations without creating an account. The Money Manager keeps their details until they join Tsplit.
Because the way people share money should feel as simple as the reason they're together.
Trips are just the beginning.
Tsplit starts with the messiest shared-money situation we know: a trip. But the idea is bigger than travel.
Go enjoy the trip.
We'll keep the money sorted.
Create a Pool, bring everyone in, and stop turning a good trip into a group accounting exercise.
Start a trip