
Rent, bills, the big shop
Flatmates. Everyone logs what they pay. One balance at the end of the month — and nobody keeping score in their head.
Trips, flats, dinners: Tacca splits the group's expenses and shows you where every number comes from.

Dinner at Time Out Market
€ 127.30
2 cents don't divide. Tacca says whose they are, and the rule never changes.
Many apps tell you what you owe. Tacca shows you why: tap an amount and see the shares, who fronted what, and where the cent nobody could split ended up.


Split 4 ways€ 127.30 ÷ 4
From this dinner€ 127.30 − € 31.83you're owed€ 95.47
Add your group’s expenses whenever you need to: Tacca has no daily cap and remains free.
Equal, exact amounts, percent, shares or a mix. Several payers too.

Flatmates. Everyone logs what they pay. One balance at the end of the month — and nobody keeping score in their head.

Travel. Exchange rates lock on the day of the expense. On the plane and up the mountain the maths still works; an expense in a foreign currency waits for a connection to fetch the rate.

Stag & hen. Leave anyone out of any expense, split one bill between several payers. It re-balances itself.

Couples. Equal, percent or shares. And the things that are just yours stay just yours.
Tacca works out the fewest payments and opens the right app with the amount already filled in. We never move, touch or hold your money.
The balance updates right away, but the line stays "to confirm" until whoever received the money answers. If they don't, it confirms itself after 48 hours.

Maya paid youConfirmed
TaccaNo limits on expenses, groups or people.
Paid, for people who want the archive.
Plus only adds what actually costs us to store: receipt photos weigh two hundred times more than your tabs. Splitting stays free.
Tacca makes money from an app that works — not from your data. Statistics, in the app and on the website, run only if you accept them: the website’s go through Google Analytics, the app’s do not.
No ads and no tracking across apps. Usage statistics are pseudonymous: the app’s stay on our server, without Google; the website’s go through Google Analytics, only with your consent. Never amounts, names or text.
Not on the free plan, not on the paid one. Nobody is buying your attention.
Our database is in the European Union, under GDPR. Some service providers (email, notifications, sign-in with Google and Apple, Cloudflare, Google Analytics on the website) may process technical data outside the European Economic Area, with safeguards. No ad networks.
Export each group’s account as CSV and your statistics as PDF, free of charge.
Your phone does the maths. It syncs by itself when you're back online.
Tacca never asks for your card and never moves money.
In Tacca every amount opens up: tap a balance and you see the shares, who paid up front, the leftover cent and the exchange rate. There is no daily expense cap and no ads. Splitwise is older, has millions of users, a web version and a free plan with a daily cap and ads, which the paid Pro plan removes (from Splitwise's Pro page, checked on October 9, 2026).
Tricount is free with no subscription: Premium has been discontinued (official guide, October 2026) and with the new app CSV and PDF export and personal mode are gone. Tacca exports the account as CSV and the report as PDF, and also shows you the calculation behind every balance. Tricount, unlike Tacca, has years of history.
Not in Tacca: not per day, not per month, expenses, groups and people are unlimited without paying anything. Splitwise limits how many expenses you can add each day on the free plan; the exact number changes from one source to another, which is why we don't print one.
It's cheap to run: one person's data is about 200 KB a year. Only the receipt archive costs real money, so that's the only paid part.
To see the group, yes, with an account (email, Apple or Google). New people join with a QR code that already holds their spot, and the expenses already entered count for them from the first second. Some apps, like Splid, ask for no sign-up at all: Tacca does, because a group's accounts hold other people's money.
Yes: the phone does the maths, so with no network you add expenses, split them and see the right balances. One exception: an expense in a foreign currency is only saved with a connection, because the exchange rate is fetched on the spot.
We assign it with a fixed rule, the largest remainder, and tell you whose it is: recalculate a thousand times and the result is always the same. Splitting € 34.15 four ways leaves 3 cents that someone has to pay, and in Tacca you know who.
Not yet. Importing from Splitwise and Tricount is next on the list.
The beta opens soon. As soon as the links are ready, the iPhone and Android buttons will appear here.