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SplitSimple vs Splid
Splid needs no sign-up, works offline and supports more than 150 currencies, with some features sold as in-app purchases. SplitSimple has no in-app purchases, runs in any browser, and adds item splits, group chat and UPI payment links.
Updated November 2026
The short version
Pick Splid if you want no sign-up at all, offline use, support for more than 150 currencies, and PDF summaries you can send to the group.
Pick SplitSimple if you want a browser app nobody has to install, item-by-item splits, group chat, UPI payment links for rupee groups, and no in-app purchases.
Feature comparison
| SplitSimple | Splid | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free, no in-app purchases | Free download with in-app purchases |
| Sign-up | Google or email | No sign-up required |
| Share a group with friends | Invite link or code | Share the group online |
| Uneven splits | Equal, %, exact amounts | Yes |
| Split item by item | Yes | Not listed |
| Settle with the fewest payments | Yes | Yes |
| Currencies | 8, converted to the group currency | More than 150, converted automatically |
| Works offline | Not listed | Yes |
| Export | CSV and printable balance sheet, free | PDF free; Excel via in-app purchase |
| Group chat and expense comments | Yes | Not listed |
| UPI payment links | Yes, rupee groups | Not listed |
| Platforms | Web, Android; iPhone coming soon | iPhone, Android |
Splid details are from Splid's App Store and Google Play listings, checked November 2026. "Not listed" means we could not find it there.
Where Splid is stronger
No sign-up. Splid's App Store listing says "there's no sign-up required," and groups can be shared online. If your group is allergic to accounts, Splid is one of the smoothest options.
Offline first. Splid says it "works perfectly offline," which is useful on trips with patchy signal.
Lots of currencies. Splid supports more than 150 currencies with automatic conversion. SplitSimple supports eight (INR, USD, EUR, GBP, JPY, AUD, CAD, SGD), which covers common trips but not every destination.
Clean summaries. Splid can produce PDF summaries of a group, which are easy to share once the trip is over.
Where SplitSimple is stronger
Nothing to buy. Splid is free to download and sells in-app purchases on the App Store, including Splid Plus, extra groups, and Excel export. SplitSimple has no in-app purchases: unlimited groups, unlimited expenses and CSV export are all free.
Runs in a browser. Splid is an iPhone and Android app. SplitSimple works in any browser, on a laptop or a phone, and installs to the home screen. There is also an Android app, and the iPhone app is coming soon.
Item splits. SplitSimple lets you add each item on a bill and assign it to the people who had it, with tax and tip shared out. Splid's listing describes uneven splits but not item-level splitting.
Conversation and records. SplitSimple has a group chat, a comment thread on every expense, an activity feed and an insights page. Since everyone signs in, it is clear who added or changed what.
Rupee groups. In a rupee group SplitSimple can open GPay, PhonePe, Paytm or another UPI app with the amount filled in. More on our India page.
Accounts: a real trade-off
No sign-up is faster on day one. Accounts help later: when someone changes phones, when you want to see who edited an expense, or when you belong to several groups. SplitSimple asks everyone to sign in with Google or email for that reason. Splid skips it. Neither choice is wrong; pick the one that fits your group.
Which should you choose?
- A backpacking trip across several countries: Splid. More than 150 currencies and offline entry matter more than anything else here.
- A weekend away where half the group refuses to sign up for anything: Splid, or Tricount, which also works from a shared link.
- Flatmates sharing rent, bills and groceries for a year: SplitSimple. Recurring expenses, a group chat and an activity feed help when a group runs for months, and there are no extra groups to buy as you add more.
- Restaurant bills where people ordered different things: SplitSimple, for item-by-item splits with tax and tip shared out.
- A group in India: SplitSimple, for UPI payment links and the app in Hindi and seven other Indian languages.
- Someone in the group only has a laptop: SplitSimple, since it runs in any browser.
Moving a group from Splid
SplitSimple's Import reads Splid CSV files. Create the group in SplitSimple, invite everyone so names can be matched, then open the group, choose Import and check the preview. Or settle up in Splid and start fresh, adding one "Opening balance" expense per person who still owes money.
Frequently asked questions
Is Splid free?
Splid is free to download. Its App Store listing sells in-app purchases, including Splid Plus and extra groups, and Excel export is an in-app purchase.
Does Splid need an account?
No. Splid says there is no sign-up required. SplitSimple asks everyone to sign in with Google or email.
Is there a web version of Splid?
Splid's listings describe iPhone and Android apps. We did not find a web version. SplitSimple works in any browser.
Can I import a Splid group into SplitSimple?
Yes. SplitSimple's Import reads Splid CSV files. Invite everyone to the SplitSimple group first so names match, then check the preview before importing.
Which app supports more currencies?
Splid, with more than 150 currencies. SplitSimple supports eight common currencies and converts them into the group's currency.
Track it with your group
SplitSimple is free: add expenses, see who owes whom, and settle up with the fewest payments.
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Sources (checked Nov 2026)
- Splid on the App Store (US)
- Splid on Google Play
- SplitSimple features: checked against the SplitSimple app itself, November 2026.
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