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EventSplit vs Tricount: What's Behind a Free App
Tricount is free, frictionless, and owned by a bank — a look at what that costs you outside four European countries, and where EventSplit differs.
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EventSplit vs Settle Up: Splitting Expenses Without the Ads
A look at the full-screen ads, weekly group plans, and one-person splitting in Settle Up — and how EventSplit handles the same group trip differently.
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How Roommates Can Split Rent and Household Costs Without the Awkward Conversations
Splitting rent evenly doesn't work when rooms are different sizes. Here's how roommates can split rent, utilities, and daily costs fairly — without any awkward money talks.
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Why EventSplit Doesn't Split by Percentages or Shares
Most splitting apps let you divide costs by percentage or shares. EventSplit doesn't — and that's on purpose. Here's why skipping exact splits keeps the peace.
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EventSplit vs Splitwise: What's the Difference
A closer look at the daily limits, ads, and single-person splitting that push people away from Splitwise — and what EventSplit does differently.
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Event Groups: Why EventSplit Supports Nesting
EventSplit works great with plain, flat events too. For a lot of situations, that's all you need — a weekend trip is one event, all the expenses in one list, done. But when a group ends up with several connected events over time, it's worth organizing them
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Why Group Trips Always End With Money Confusion (And How to Fix It)
Ever come back from a trip with friends and still have no idea who owes who? That feeling of paying more than your share — or the opposite, getting back less than you spent. Knowing you'll have to be the one to remind a friend they owe you. Or
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Two Ways to Invite Friends to an EventSplit Event
For expense splitting to work, everyone in the group needs to be in the event — otherwise the math just won't add up. So the first question when you create an event is how to get everyone else in. EventSplit gives you two ways to do it, for different