Split costs
at a festival

Create a group and add everyone. Each time someone gets a round, you record who drank what. Food and taxis go in the same way. At the end the app works out who pays or gets back how much. It's simple enough to use after a few beers. Read more about tracking drink rounds.

Because people don't drink the same. Take a round for three at Lowlands 2026 prices: two Skuumkoppe, a large beer and a water. An equal split costs Mo €7.85 for a €3.60 water. In FestiDrinkz he pays €3.60. See also how it compares with Tikkie and Splitser.

Add members when they join. Each order is tracked per person, so someone who leaves early only pays for what they had.

No. Choose your festival when you start the group; if another group has already entered the price list, you get it straight away. If your festival isn't there yet, scan a photo of the price list at the bar in the FestiDrinkz app. Drinks from other bars, such as a speciality beer bar or wine bar, can be added the same way.

Yes. On a packed festival site you often see signal, but nothing gets through. If saving a round or expense doesn't work within a few seconds, FestiDrinkz keeps it on your phone and sends it automatically as soon as the network is back, even if that's not until you're on your way home. Each round is only recorded once, so you don't need to enter anything again. If a page won't load, you'll see the last saved balance of your group. Do open FestiDrinkz once with good signal. Scanning a menu or price list only works with signal.

Yes. Share the link with your friends and everyone can join straight away. Several people can record rounds at the same time.

Yes. FestiDrinkz only keeps track of who owes what. It doesn't handle money, so you pay each other yourselves, for example by bank transfer, and report it in the app. The recipient confirms it has arrived. The shortcuts for payment requests are aimed at the Netherlands: they open Tikkie, a Dutch payment request app, or a banking app such as ING, Rabobank, bunq or Revolut.

Yes. The site and app are in English and Dutch, and each phone uses its own language, so a mixed group sees the same numbers in both. Names of members and drinks stay as you typed them.

Yes. No account, no subscription and no ads.