Kwitsy vs Tricount: a web version, free export and receipt scanning

Tricount and Kwitsy are both free, with no ads and no daily limit. The differences: Kwitsy works in any web browser, so friends join from a link without installing an app; it scans receipts and splits them item by item; and you can export any group as a spreadsheet, or in the same layout Splitwise exports.

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Works in any browser
Receipt scan free
Item-by-item split
Free export
Charts and a trip report

Side by side

Kwitsy compared with Tricount
	Kwitsy	Tricount
Price	$0	$0
Daily expense limit	None	None
Ads	No, ever	No (per Tricount, Nov 2026)
Receipt scanning	Free (30 scans a day per person)	Not offered (photos only)
Currency conversion	Free: 57 currencies, rate locked per expense	Yes
Do friends need an account or app?	No: they join from a link as guests, in the browser	Need the app (join by link)
Works in a web browser	Yes: any browser, plus the Android app and iPhone home screen	Phone apps (Tricount's site lists only iOS and Android)
Item-by-item split	Free	Not advertised
Charts / trip report	Free: charts and a trip report	Yes (Spending Insights)
Export	Free: spreadsheet, or the layout Splitwise exports	Not in the app (ask support)
Import from Splitwise	Yes	Yes
Ways to settle up	UPI, Venmo, PayPal, Cash App and Monzo links; Pix and bank-transfer QR codes; Bizum and MB WAY numbers to copy	Payment requests; bunq card

Limits and prices checked November 2026 from each app's own website, help centre and App Store listing; they can change. Kwitsy's AI helpers (receipt scanning and Quick add) and uploads have a daily allowance per person; adding and splitting expenses don't. Sources: tricount.com; Tricount: what happened with Premium; Tricount: Spending Insights; Tricount FAQs; Tricount: Splitwise importer.

When Tricount may suit you better

Your group already uses it, or you bank with bunq and want card payments added to the group automatically.
You want a native iPhone app from the App Store. Kwitsy works on iPhone from the home screen (added from Safari), not the App Store.
You need a language Kwitsy doesn't have yet: Kwitsy has six (English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German and Hindi).

Starting in Kwitsy

Kwitsy can't import Tricount groups, so the simplest switch is to start your next trip or flat in Kwitsy and settle the old tricount as usual. Coming from Splitwise instead? Import a Splitwise export and every expense and person comes across.

More comparisons

Splitwise, Tricount and Kwitsy in one table, or Kwitsy vs Splitwise.

Kwitsy works in any browser, or get the Android app on Google Play. On iPhone, add it to your home screen from Safari (Share → “Add to Home Screen”).

Tricount is a trademark of its owner; Kwitsy isn't affiliated with it.