Same reflex: who owes whom
Just like Tricount, every expense shows who paid and who it's shared with. SAVY works out the balances and suggests the fewest repayments to get everyone square.
Tricount alternative
Tricount is widely used to split the costs of a trip or a weekend away. When you share expenses all year round, as a couple, a family or roommates, you usually need more: see where the money goes, set a budget and automate the rent. That's what SAVY does.
Just like Tricount, every expense shows who paid and who it's shared with. SAVY works out the balances and suggests the fewest repayments to get everyone square.
Set a monthly budget and get an alert at 80, 90 and 100%. With SAVY Plus, create category budgets: groceries, leisure, kids, shopping.
Rent, electricity, internet, subscriptions: set them up once as recurring expenses and SAVY adds them weekly, monthly or yearly.
Stats show the breakdown by category, a comparison with last month and, with SAVY Plus, who pays what in the household over time.
Balance
No more back-of-the-napkin maths. SAVY works out each member's balance and suggests the fewest repayments needed to get everyone square.
You owe €32.50 to Lea
Thomas owes you
+ €24.00Everyone's square!
Well done, colony: the books are at zero.
Both work out who owes whom. Tricount is mainly designed to split a group's costs, on a trip for example. SAVY is aimed at a household sharing costs day to day: on top of balances, it tracks the budget with alerts, recurring expenses and stats.
Yes. Create a household for the trip, with its own members and currency. Switch between it and your flat or your partner's household in one tap.
No. SAVY isn't a bank and doesn't connect to any account. You add your expenses yourself.
Not yet. CSV, Excel and PDF import is planned for SAVY Plus, with no guaranteed date. In the meantime, start fresh and add current balances as expenses.
Download SAVY, create your household and invite your people. The books keep themselves.