Splitwise Inc.
Splitting bills with friends and family can be stressful or awkward. Splitwise's free web and mobile apps help roommates, travelers, couples, and friends organize their shared expenses so everyone knows who owes who. Since 2011, millions of people have helped improve their relationships with Splitwisewww.splitwise.com
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Oct 7, 2026
Fueled By Anger with Trap Gambino
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5:23Elizabeth MillerHOST
It'll make you reflect on your own life, and it will help you assess your own red, yellow, and green lights.
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5:29Elizabeth MillerHOST
A favorite thing I wanna spotlight for this episode is an app that I don't use every day, but when I use it, I'm like, "Wow, it's so impressive." It's called Splitwise, and it's a game changer for anyone sharing expenses with other people.
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5:44Elizabeth MillerHOST
Whether you're splitting household bills with family members, dividing caregiving costs among siblings, sharing expenses on a trip, which is one of the favorite uses that I use it for, or just keeping track of who owes who, Splitwise does all the mental math for you You simply add your group, log the expenses as they happen, and the app keeps a running tally of who owes who so that nothing falls through the cracks and nobody has to have one of those awkward money conversations.
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6:14Elizabeth MillerHOST
It's free and it's easy to navigate.
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6:16Elizabeth MillerHOST
And so if you're looking for some kind of solution like this, check out Splitwise.com.
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6:21Elizabeth MillerHOST
They are not a sponsor of the show, just another great favorite thing that I wanna share to hopefully make your life a little bit easier.
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6:28Elizabeth MillerHOST
Let's meet our guest in the spotlight.
TGB IN NYC
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39:32CinziaHOST
Like do, oh, what's that app? SplitShare.
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39:34SophiaHOST
Splitwise.
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39:34CinziaHOST
Splitwise.
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39:35CinziaHOST
You know, and just like be like, "Oh, I, do you owe me this for that?" Or-
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39:39SophiaHOST
Yeah
How to Catch Your Brain Lying to You: A Practical Guide to Self-Awareness Over Ego
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15:06Sam Webster HarrisHOST
I always knew how much I needed to have to be able to do the things that I wanted to do, and it became pretty easy for me to balance what I needed to do to have the money that I wanted to do the things that I want.
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15:19Sam Webster HarrisHOST
That also led to me often lending money to friends because I always had money, and I ended up developing a habit of tracking things that people owed me, and this was before Splitwise existed.
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15:32Sam Webster HarrisHOST
And so when I went traveling for a year with a friend across Asia, I may have been a little over the top on tracking everything from my side and always knowing what he owed me.
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15:45Sam Webster HarrisHOST
We were often relying on each other for different things, you know, a beer here, a bus there, a hostel, a camel ride, breakfast, et cetera, and he was quite relaxed.
Danny's Double Dips, Sound Soiree, plus Kyle Shanahan previews Week 4
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24:46Derek PapaHOST
...
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24:46Derek PapaHOST
I got Splitwise that I never use.
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24:48Derek PapaHOST
That's, like, a thing where, you know, if you wanna, like, split the bill with your friends, but that's just a waste of time, honestly.
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24:52Derek PapaHOST
I can't-
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26:36Derek PapaHOST
All right
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26:36Adam CopelandHOST
... a good one to have.
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26:37Danny DunnPANELIST
All right, and a quite an assortment of apps you got there, but I'm gonna go with Derek and his Splitwise app.
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26:42Adam CopelandHOST
Yeah, that was a good one.
Danny's Double Dips, Sound Soiree, plus Kyle Shanahan previews Week 4
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25:16Derek PapaHOST
...
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25:16Derek PapaHOST
I got Splitwise that I never use.
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25:18Derek PapaHOST
That's, like, a thing where, you know, if you wanna, like, split the bill with your friends.
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25:21Derek PapaHOST
But that's just a waste of time, honestly.
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27:06Derek PapaHOST
All right.
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27:06Adam CopelandHOST
That's actually a good one to have.
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27:07Danny DunnPANELIST
All right, and a quite an assortment of apps you got there, but I'm gonna go with Derek and his Splitwise app.
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27:11Adam CopelandHOST
Yeah, that was a good one.
Break Points EP54: Dead On Arrival
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4:08Taylor CrawfordHOST
It's connected through Amazon.
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4:12ZachHOST
Speaking of apps, have you guys ever heard of Splitwise?
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4:18Taylor CrawfordHOST
Are you just making shit up?
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4:20ZachHOST
No, no, all my life.
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4:21ZachHOST
It's an app called Splitwise.
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4:22ZachHOST
I learned about it this past weekend.
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4:24Taylor CrawfordHOST
Oh, less stress for sharing expenses on trips.
Protect Your Home’s Value, Manage Roommate Finances and Advance Your Career
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26:16Bruce SelleryHOST
Okay, just before we go, I want to ask for your top tip on logistics.
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26:20Bruce SelleryHOST
So you were very specific in terms of where's the money coming from e-transfer? What's your take on those cost sharing apps like Splitwise and those kinds of things? Have you seen them to be helpful in a roommate context?
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26:31Lesley-Anne ScorgieGUEST
Yeah, actually, a lot of a lot of people are using split wise.
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26:34Lesley-Anne ScorgieGUEST
I'm glad you named that one.
The $15 Rule & “That’s My Husband!”
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23:47Amelia LesterHOST
It's the app thing.
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23:48Amelia LesterHOST
Have you used the app Splitwise?
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23:50Jessie StephensHOST
Yeah.
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23:50Amelia LesterHOST
This is, this is what is good on trips with, with friends.
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23:54Amelia LesterHOST
And you basically throw everything in, including the coffees.
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23:56Amelia LesterHOST
That, th- that's actually, I would argue, one instance where you can throw the coffees into the pot.
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24:01Amelia LesterHOST
Because if you're going away with friends, everyone just puts every single expense into Splitwise.
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24:06Jessie StephensHOST
Yes.
#106 The Problems with Victory Points – Grab Bag
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13:06Peter C. HaywardHOST
And I've had the opposite arrangement with other co-designers.
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13:10Peter C. HaywardHOST
The easiest way to do is just get Splitwise.
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13:12Peter C. HaywardHOST
Splitwise is an app, not a sponsor, where you can just put in all the expenses and it'll just keep track of who owes who what.
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13:18Peter C. HaywardHOST
And you don't actually have to pay it out.
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13:20Peter C. HaywardHOST
And so when the advance comes in, you can then put that into the Splitwise and kind of redistribute.
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13:24Peter C. HaywardHOST
So Alex and I just have a Splitwise, because we have so many co-designs that it's like, look, you're paying for this, I'm paying for this.
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13:30Peter C. HaywardHOST
Rather than constantly be sending money back and forth, we're just going to track everything in Splitwise.
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13:35Peter C. HaywardHOST
And then every time an advance comes in, whoever's behind on Splitwise, whoever owes, it's a ledger.
Splitting the fuel bill?
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4:14Felicity HannahHOST
There's actually an
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4:15Linda YuGUEST
app that you could, it's called Splitwise.
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4:19Linda YuGUEST
So all you just put in what it is that you contributed and voila.
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4:23Felicity HannahHOST
Well,
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4:24Linda YuGUEST
It produces what
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4:24Felicity HannahHOST
you each owe.
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4:25Felicity HannahHOST
It's funny you should say that because we will be speaking to the boss of Splitwise just before six o'clock today.
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4:32Felicity HannahHOST
So yes, beautifully, beautifully lined up for us, Linda.
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