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Splittr vs Splitwise

Use Splittr to split one restaurant bill by item, with guests who install nothing and sign up for nothing. Use Splitwise to track shared expenses that keep going, like rent with roommates or a long trip. They solve different problems, and some people use both.

What each one is for

Splitwise is an expense tracking app for ongoing shared costs. You create groups, log expenses as they happen, and it keeps a running balance of who owes whom. Everyone in a group has a Splitwise account, usually on the mobile app. Receipt scanning and itemized splitting are part of its paid Pro tier.

Splittr is built for the moment the check arrives. The host scans the receipt and shares a link or a 6-character code. Everyone opens it in their browser, taps what they ordered, and sees their share with tax and tip split in proportion. Guests do not install anything or create an account.

Side by side

FeatureSplittrSplitwise
Install neededNo. Works in the phone browserBuilt around its mobile app
Accounts for guestsNo. Guests enter a nameYes. Each person has an account
Receipt scanYesPro tier
Split by itemYes. Each guest taps their own itemsPro itemization, or enter amounts by hand
Tax and tip by itemYes. In proportion to each subtotalPart of Pro itemization
Ongoing balancesGroups net out bills split in SplittrYes. Its core feature, for any expense
PriceFreeFree, with a paid Pro tier for some features

Which one to use

For a single dinner where people ordered different things, Splittr is the shorter path. Nobody at the table needs to download anything, and the split by item, including tax and tip, is free.

For a household or a trip where expenses pile up over weeks and you want one running balance, Splitwise is the right tool. That is what it was designed for.

The two work together. Split the dinner in Splittr to get each person’s exact share, then log those amounts in Splitwise if your group already tracks its balances there.

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