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Yuki vs Splitwise

Choose Splitwise if splitting costs is all you need: it is built for IOUs, with debt simplification and more than 100 currencies. Choose Yuki if shared costs should sit next to shared plans: a Yuki group splits and settles expenses beside its calendar, trips, tasks and grocery list, and on Pro it adds bills from your Gmail.

Shared expenses in a Yuki group: who owes whom, a Got paid button for each person and everyone’s share of each cost
A shared family group in Yuki: members, what is due this week and quick ways to add an expense, a task, a list item or a poll
Yuki splits bills inside the same place your plans and trips live.

Splitwise is excellent at one job: precise balances, a debt-simplification algorithm, a web app and easy settle-up. Yuki has its own splitting and settle-up built into its groups, so shared costs live next to the plans they belong to.

FeatureYukiSplitwise
Auto-creates entries from your email inbox
Two-way Google Calendar sync
Split expenses, per-person balances & settle-upYes — core strength, detailed
Multiple currencies
Debt-simplification algorithm
Trip itineraries & subscription tracking
Natural-language AI assistant
PlatformsiOS, Android + webiOS, Android + web
PriceFree to use; optional ProFree (up to 4 expenses a day); Splitwise Pro paid

Can Yuki split bills like Splitwise?

Yes. In a Yuki group you can split an expense evenly, by percentage or by exact share, see each person's balance and settle up. Splitwise goes deeper on splitting alone, with its debt-simplification algorithm. Yuki keeps the splits next to the group's calendar, trips and tasks, and adds bills and receipts from your inbox.

Choose Yuki if…

  • You want one place that turns inbox confirmations into a calendar, trips, tasks and expenses automatically — and can split and settle shared costs in the same app
  • You share everyday logistics — not just costs — with a partner, family, co-parent or roommates
  • You'd rather reduce the mental load of planning than manually enter every transaction

Choose Splitwise if…

  • Standalone, precise splitting is your main need — Splitwise is purpose-built, and its simplify-debts and settle-up flows are best in class
  • You want Splitwise's deepest standalone splitting — its debt-simplification algorithm and long-refined balances
  • You only ever need to split costs and want an app dedicated to that alone

How many people can share a Yuki group?

On Yuki Free, a group holds up to 2 people and you can have up to 5 groups, which suits a couple. Pro has no limit on groups or members. Expenses can be in more than one currency, and Pro picks up bills and receipts from Gmail automatically and includes 120 receipt scans a month, against 5 on Free.

Can a Yuki group see who does the chores, not just who owes money?

Yes. A Yuki group shows stats on what each member has done next to the balances, so a household can see who is carrying the tasks as well as the costs. Splitwise is built for the money side.

What does Splitwise cost?

Splitwise is free on iPhone, Android and the web. On the free plan, Splitwise's help centre says you can add up to 4 expenses each day. Splitwise Pro removes that limit and adds receipt scanning, itemization, currency conversion, charts and search. It comes as a monthly plan or as a yearly Individual or Duo plan, and the yearly plans include a 30-day Trip Pass for group members. Splitwise shows Pro prices in its app, not on its website.

What does Splitwise do that Yuki doesn't?

  • Simplify debts, which cuts the number of payments a group needs to settle up.
  • More than 100 currencies and an offline mode on the free plan.
  • Payments through Venmo and PayPal in the US and Paytm in India, according to its App Store listing.
  • In the US, Splitwise Pay and a Splitwise debit card that adds purchases to Splitwise automatically.

Can I use Splitwise and Yuki together?

Yes, and it works best with one app per group. Keep a one-off trip with friends in Splitwise if everyone already has it, and run the household in Yuki, where the rent, the shared grocery list, the calendar and the chores live in the same group. Yuki's free plan covers a group of two, so a couple can try it without paying.

Splitwise facts checked 7 November 2026. From splitwise.com (home, Pro, Pay and Card pages), the Splitwise help centre and its App Store listing. Check each app’s current site for the latest.

Try splitting your next trip's costs in Yuki: free on iOS, Android and the web.

Frequently asked questions

Does Yuki replace Splitwise?
For many people, yes. Yuki has a built-in, Splitwise-style settle-up — create a group, add expenses, split them, see per-person balances and who-owes-whom, then settle up — right alongside your trips, calendar and tasks. Splitwise still goes deeper on pure splitting: its debt-simplification algorithm. If standalone, precise splitting is your only need, Splitwise is more specialized; if you'd rather your splitting live with the rest of your shared life, Yuki can cover it.
Can Yuki track expenses from my email automatically?
Yes. Yuki connects to Gmail and turns receipts, bills and subscription charges already in your inbox into tracked expenses — no manual entry. Splitwise does not read your inbox. Its Pro plan can scan a photographed receipt and, in some countries, import card transactions, and in the US its Splitwise Card adds purchases automatically.
Does Splitwise have a calendar or trip planner?
Not really. Splitwise lets you create a group for a trip to split its costs, but it has no calendar or itinerary. Yuki builds a two-way Google Calendar and trip itineraries from your inbox — a different job than what Splitwise is designed for.