Holiday / Group Trip
Plan the whole group trip before anyone fronts the money.
Four friends flying to Lisbon for five nights, with bookings shared before the first card is charged.
4 people5 nights
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Weekend Away
Give the weekend a plan before the group chat gets expensive.
Four friends renting a cabin for the weekend and sharing the bookings, food, and drive.
4 people2 nights
See this plan →Dinner / Restaurant
Make one bill feel fair without turning dinner into admin.
A birthday dinner where one person pays, drinks vary, and the guest of honour is treated.
6 peopleone bill
See this plan →Group Gift
Collect for the gift without chasing a spreadsheet.
Six coworkers contributing to a retirement gift that one person buys and wraps.
6 peopleone buyer
See this plan →Road Trip
Keep the car, route, nights, and shared miles in one plan.
Three friends driving the coast, with one rental car and different people covering each leg.
3 people6 stops
See this plan →Stag / Hen Weekend
Plan the big weekend—including the person everyone is treating.
A celebration weekend where the guest of honour pays nothing and responsibilities are spread around.
10 peopleguest treated
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Find a plan that feels familiar
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Holiday / Group Trip
Plan the whole group trip before anyone fronts the money.
Four friends flying to Lisbon for five nights, with bookings shared before the first card is charged.
S Flights Sarah
L Accommodation Laura
J Rental car Jason
4 people5 nightsbookings shared
See this plan →Road Trip
Keep the car, route, nights, and shared miles in one plan.
Three friends driving the coast, with one rental car and different people covering each leg.
M Car rental Maya
T Accommodation Theo
N Fuel and tolls Nico
3 people6 stopsmileage matters
See this plan →Weekend Away
Give the weekend a plan before the group chat gets expensive.
Four friends renting a cabin for the weekend and sharing the bookings, food, and drive.
A Hotel deposit Alex
J Dinner Jamie
S Parking Sam
4 people2 nightsone person books
See this plan →Ski Trip
Plan the mountain costs without burying anyone in bookings.
A ski week where passes, equipment, accommodation, and travel are booked by different people.
L Accommodation Lea
O Ski passes Omar
M Equipment rental Max
6 peopleoptional activitieslarge deposits
See this plan →Festival / Concert Trip
Get the tickets, tents, travel, and supplies sorted together.
Five friends heading to a festival, with tickets paid early and the camping costs still forming.
Z Tickets Zoe
K Travel Kim
A Camping supplies Ari
5 peopletickets upfrontcamping
See this plan →Night Out
Let the night stay spontaneous while the money stays clear.
Friends sharing taxis, entry, drinks, and late-night food across several payers.
A Taxi there Amir
L Entry Liv
T Taxi home Tess
4 peoplemany payersoptional stops
See this plan →Dinner / Restaurant
Make one bill feel fair without turning dinner into admin.
A birthday dinner where one person pays, drinks vary, and the guest of honour is treated.
P Food Priya
N Drinks Noah
E Tip Effie
6 peopleone billuneven drinks
See this plan → Recurring
Household / Flatmates
Give the house one shared rhythm for bills and everyday costs.
Three flatmates sharing rent, utilities, groceries, and the jobs that keep the home running.
H Rent Harper
E Electricity Elliot
F Shared groceries Frankie
3 flatmatesrecurringshared supplies
See this plan → Recurring
Couple / Shared Life
Plan shared life without pretending everything is fifty-fifty.
A couple coordinating home costs, travel, subscriptions, and savings in one shared view.
J Rent Jon
E Utilities Emi
E Travel Emi
2 peoplerecurringcustom shares
See this plan →Party / Celebration
Turn a celebration into a shared plan, not one person’s burden.
A birthday party with venue, food, decorations, and jobs spread across the group.
A Venue deposit Ana
M Food Mo
B Decorations Bea
8 peopleshared jobsvenue deposit
See this plan →Stag / Hen Weekend
Plan the big weekend—including the person everyone is treating.
A celebration weekend where the guest of honour pays nothing and responsibilities are spread around.
N Accommodation Nora
M Guest of honour Mia
C Activities Clara
10 peopleguest treatedseveral bookings
See this plan →Group Gift
Collect for the gift without chasing a spreadsheet.
Six coworkers contributing to a retirement gift that one person buys and wraps.
M Main gift Morgan
D Delivery Devon
R Card and wrapping Riley
6 peopleone buyercontributions
See this plan →Wedding / Big Event
See the whole event plan while deposits and final balances move.
A family-led wedding plan with vendors, deposits, and different people responsible for each area.
A Venue deposit Ava
R Catering Rosa
D Photography Dan
family eventvendor depositslong-term plan
See this plan → Recurring
Sports Team / Club
Keep the team funded without making the captain the accountant.
A local team sharing venue hire, entry fees, travel, food, and equipment through the season.
C Venue hire Chris
D Entry fees Dani
S Team supplies Sol
recurring groupattendance variesclub trip
See this plan →Moving House
Share the move, the costs, and the jobs nobody remembers.
Friends moving into a new place with a van, deposits, cleaning, boxes, and favours to coordinate.
K Van rental Kai
L Boxes and supplies Lena
R End-of-tenancy cleaning Rob
one-off projectdepositsshared jobs
See this plan →Shared Project
Give the shared project owners, estimates, and a money trail.
A small creative project with materials, software, contractors, and delivery owned by different people.
I Materials Iris
P Software Pavel
M Delivery Mae
temporary teamestimatesseveral owners
See this plan →Why it feels different
The split starts before the expense.
Who’s on it?
Share the jobs before one organiser carries everything.
Who pays?
The responsible person and the eventual payer can be different.
Who benefits?
Keep every share fair even when only part of the group joins in.