Record who paid for what, and for whom. The app works out who owes whom, with as few transfers as possible.
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A day out, four of you
Not everyone ate and not everyone was in the car. You say who took part for each item, and that leaves two transfers instead of six.
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Tikkie (a Dutch payment request app) and Wie betaalt wat (a Dutch expense splitter) share a total equally across everyone. FestiDrinkz goes further: for each expense you say who was involved. That way someone who wasn't in the car doesn't pay for petrol. The final settlement is fairer and involves as few transactions as possible.
Yes. Share the group link with the others and everyone can enter costs themselves. Nobody has to wait for one person who keeps track of everything.
Open a tab for the restaurant in FestiDrinkz. Tap who has which dish or drink for each order. Share a bottle of wine or bitterballen (a Dutch bar snack) with the whole table or just a few people. When you settle up, you choose whether one person pays, everyone pays for themselves or it comes out of the kitty. If one person pays, you enter the amount paid and the app shares the tip in proportion to what each person ordered.
No. You can simply record who paid for what. No contribution needed. At the end the app works out who owes whom how much.
Yes, in the FestiDrinkz app for iOS and Android. Take photos of the menu, choose a PDF or paste the link to the menu on the venue's website; the app sets out the dishes and drinks with price and category and translates a menu in another language, with the original name alongside for the waiter. You check everything before it goes on the menu.
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Split costs
At a festival Weekend away Without a shared kitty Keep track of rounds Rounds without tokensTeams, clubs and houses
KantineTab Student house beer list Digital tally sheet Third half Laundry rota