The host bought everything
If one person covered supplies, food, and drinks, the tab shows exactly what they fronted.
For parties with shared costs after
Split party expenses without the group-chat invoice
Food, drinks, decorations, rides, cleanup supplies. EventSplit keeps the party costs visible so the host is not left sending a mystery total.
Assign receipt items
Split tax and tip
Share one link
The real job
A fair bill split needs less ceremony
What you need to do
Food, drinks, decorations, rides, cleanup supplies. EventSplit keeps the party costs visible so the host is not left sending a mystery total.
What usually breaks
The pain is social: people forget what was bought, miss messages, object to drinks they did not have, or delay paying because the total feels vague.
How EventSplit helps
EventSplit makes the shared costs inspectable, which gives the payback request context.
Good moments to use it
Use it when equal split would be fast but wrong
Drinks are not everyone's cost
Keep alcohol or optional items from becoming a silent tax on people who skipped them.
Friends paid for different things
Let people add what they bought instead of texting photos and hoping the host logs it.
Example
A party total people can understand
The host gets clarity without writing a long explanation.
Event tab
Shared Event
Share link
Pizza
Paid by Mia
$180
Decorations
Paid by Kay
$72
Drinks
Paid by Liv
$140
Settlement
A short list of who pays whom.
Good fit
- House parties, birthdays, watch parties, and casual gatherings
- Events where one or two people bought most supplies
- Groups that need transparent reimbursement
Probably not the tool
- RSVP tracking or invites
- Charging guests automatically
- Budget planning before anything is purchased
Questions
Things people usually ask before sending the link
Can I split drinks separately from food?
Yes. Add drinks as their own expense and include only the people who should share that cost.
Will this make guests create accounts?
No. The event link opens in the browser.
Can I use this after the party?
Yes, but it works best if the link exists while people are still adding what they bought.
How this app can be used
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