Skipped the dinner?
Skip the split.
Settle by household or person. Choose who took part in each expense, then assign a full or half share as needed.
TripTab · Shared travel expenses
Travel together.
Every expense, clear.
An island escape with family. A city weekend with friends.
Keep your shared spending in one travel ledger.
Leave more room for the trip.
iPhone · iOS 26 or later TestFlight beta
Share the good times.
Keep the expenses clear.
and the people you travel with.
Island getaway
Aug 15–21, 2026
Phuket · Singapore
¥6,480.00
Group cash spent
9 travelers
Settle with Breeze family
Breeze family 3 · Sunny family 3 · Star family 3
Group cash
Thai baht · THB
0All spent
Deposited 3,000 · Spent 3,000
Interface preview · Sample data. The preview follows the website language; the App’s supported languages depend on the actual beta version.
Travel together,without doing the math all night.
Family trips ✳ Friends together ✳ Trips abroad ✳ Record your part. Check it together.
For every group going somewhere together.
One trip. One shared ledger.
A change of scenery. Your favorite people.
And a clear record of everything you spend together.
Family tripsA few families.
One island escape.
Stay together. Explore together.
Know what each household owes.
Friends togetherA few good friends.
A city weekend.
Eat out. Explore. Go with the flow.
Only those involved share that expense.
Trips abroadFurther from home.
Just as clear a ledger.
Spend in the local currency.
Keep it all in one travel ledger.
Travel scenarios · Select a card to explore splitting, currencies and group cash
Shared spending.
Clearly recorded.
Airport rides, night-market dinners, a few nights at a guesthouse.
Record the amount and who paid,
without digging through chats later.
Skipped the dinner?
Local currencies.
One shared ledger.
Keep the original amounts in baht, Singapore dollars or yen. Convert for settlement using rates confirmed by the organizer.
Reference rates are for confirmation. Market changes do not automatically change earlier expenses.Cash pooled together.
Its own little pocket.
Track what each household puts in, what is spent and what needs returning. Group cash is tracked by currency; deposits are not counted again as spending.
Bring every currency balance to zero before generating the final settlement.Home again. Settle up clearly.
Each household settles with the organizer. Share the settlement list as an image.
No signal? Record it anyway.
Your iPhone saves locally, then syncs through iCloud when you are online.
Keep every expense as recorded.
Original amounts and recorded shares are retained. Changing defaults does not automatically alter earlier entries.
Travel together.
Different phones welcome.
The organizer creates a ledger on iPhone and enables web invitations.
Travelers without the app can use WeChat to
claim their identity, add an expense and view recent entries.
Web submissions require an internet connection. They enter the main ledger and settlement only after an iPhone participant opens the app.
An invitation from a fellow traveler
Our little island tripRecord expenses together. Settle up after the trip.TripTab · Shared travel expensesEveryone here? Let's go.
Open the invitation link shared by your travel companion,
and follow the steps to join the trip.
WeChat invite············One ledger
Joining flow illustration · No actual invitation link is shown
From “let's go”,
to “all accounted for”.
Let the ledger handle the math.
Just record each expense as it happens.
- 01
Before you go, create a trip.
Choose your destination, settlement currency and travelers. Split by household for family trips or by person for friends.
- 02
On the trip, add an expense.
Record the amount, currency, payer and participants. Track spending from group cash separately too.
- 03
On your way home, check the totals.
Check exchange rates and return leftover group cash. Then generate each household's settlement with the organizer and share it with the group.
TripTab calculates amounts owed and receivable. It does not debit accounts or transfer money. Travelers make and verify payments themselves.
Your trip. Your ledger.
App ledgers stay on your device and in your own iCloud, shared with your group through iCloud. WeChat summaries and submissions are encrypted on the device; the server stores ciphertext. Share links containing the key only with fellow travelers.
Before you go,
a few things to know.
Get your questions answered,
then head off together.
Is it for families or friends?
Both. Choose settlement by household or by person when creating a trip. Each expense is split among its actual participants using their shares, then combined into amounts each household or person settles with the organizer.
Does everyone need the app?
No. The organizer creates the ledger in the iPhone app and enables web invitations. Android users or travelers without the app can claim their identity, add or withdraw their own entries and view recent expenses through a WeChat invitation. The web page needs an internet connection. Submitted entries join the main ledger and settlement only after an iPhone participant opens the app.
Do children automatically get half a share?
No. Everyone starts with one share. Set a full or half share by expense category and adjust it for each entry. Someone who did not participate pays nothing for that expense. Changing defaults affects future entries only; earlier entries keep the shares recorded at the time.
Can I record expenses abroad without a signal?
The iPhone app records offline, saves locally and automatically syncs through iCloud when you are online. Shared recording requires the device to be signed into iCloud; without it you can still record locally. The WeChat web page requires an internet connection and does not support offline recording.
How are currencies converted? Can rates change earlier expenses?
Each entry keeps its original amount and is converted into the trip's settlement currency using fixed rates confirmed by the organizer. Reference rates are not real-time prices and do not automatically change confirmed rates. If the organizer explicitly corrects a fixed rate, affected earlier entries and settlements are recalculated. Previously shared settlement images must then be generated again.
Why must group cash be cleared before final settlement?
Leftover cash still belongs to the households that deposited it, so record who received the refunds first. Bring every currency balance to zero, confirm all rates and assign everyone to a household before generating the final transfer list and settlement image.
How do I install it? Which devices are supported?
The app supports iPhone with iOS 26 or later and is available as a TestFlight beta. The beta signup page is open (checked October 4, 2026); whether you can join depends on the TestFlight page and device requirements. Install TestFlight on your iPhone first, then use the beta link to join. Web access for fellow travelers requires an invitation shared by the organizer; it is not a standalone Android app.
View the TestFlight beta ↗Next trip. One shared ledger.
A great trip deserves a clear ledger.
iPhone · iOS 26 or later
The TestFlight beta signup page is open (checked October 4, 2026). Whether you can join depends on the Apple page and device requirements.