Open-source Splitwise alternatives

Spliit is a free and open-source application for splitting shared expenses with friends and family, positioned as an alternative to Splitwise. You create a group, share it with the people involved, record who paid for what and see the resulting balances. It can be used through the official hosted instance at spliit.app or deployed on your own.

Groups support expenses with descriptions, categories and attached images, reimbursement entries, uneven splits and a quick choice of all or no participants. You can search expenses, mark groups as favorites, tell the app who you are when opening a group and create an expense by scanning a receipt. It works as a progressive web app on phones. Recurring expenses and importing from Splitwise are listed as possible future features.

The project is built with Next.js, Tailwind CSS, shadcn/ui and Prisma, and the official instance runs on Vercel. It is licensed under MIT, has no ads, and covers hosting, database and API costs through donations on Open Collective and sponsorship. Translations are managed with Weblate and a Discord server hosts discussion.

SplitPro is a self-hosted web app for sharing expenses with friends, partners and groups. It is designed as an open-source replacement for Splitwise, helping people keep track of who paid for what and how much each person owes.

You can add expenses with a friend or a group and split them equally, by percentage, by share, with exact amounts or with adjustments, and record settlements. Expenses support categories, currencies, dates and locally stored receipt attachments, and negative expenses handle refunds. There are balances per person and per group with optional debt simplification, an activity feed that records edits and deletions, and a partial import from Splitwise for friends and groups.

SplitPro is a progressive web app with push notification support, though delivery needs extra configuration. It is built with TypeScript, tRPC and Tailwind CSS and licensed under MIT, and it is deployed using the provided Docker Compose files and an environment file for authentication, database and upload settings. It suits households, travel groups and friends who prefer to own their expense data.