One trip, one cycle
Create a trip group, invite everyone coming along, and pick your start and end dates. Every expense from that window lands in the same settlement cycle.
Hotels, rides, dinners, activities. Divy It Up turns shared travel costs into a single trip cycle, nets the balances, and lets the whole group settle from one trip wallet — no spreadsheets, no venmo avalanche.
One trip. One cycle. One final payment per person.
Group trips are messy in predictable ways. Divy is built around the messy parts, not in spite of them.
Create a trip group, invite everyone coming along, and pick your start and end dates. Every expense from that window lands in the same settlement cycle.
Gas stations, group dinners, ride-shares, hotels, entry fees. Add them from your phone the moment they happen, while you still remember who paid.
Pool money into a collective trip wallet before you leave. Pay the hotel, the Airbnb, the group dinner tab out of the shared pot — no one person fronts the whole trip.
When the trip ends, Divy nets the balances. Instead of everyone owing everyone, most of the group owes or is owed exactly once — and the remaining transfers happen inside the app.
A complete, human-readable log of who paid for what, in real time. When people want to revisit a charge, the evidence is right there — no screenshots needed.
For trip wallets, every member sees contributions, spending, and what is left in the pot — ideal for a bachelor or bachelorette weekend, ski house, or anywhere someone is "treasurer."
Most trips start with good faith and a group chat and end with a half-finished spreadsheet, a few awkward Venmo requests, and one person quietly absorbing the rest. The problem is not the math. The problem is that the math, the payment, and the record are living in three different places.
Divy puts them together. Every trip is its own cycle with its own wallet. When the trip is over, the cycle closes, netting happens, and the last transfer is the last word.
Yes. Create a group, invite everyone, and start adding expenses. Most groups learn the flow in the first few hours of the trip — and by the end, nobody wants to go back to a spreadsheet.
They add the hotel as an expense paid by them, split across the group. The rest of the group carries their share into the settlement cycle. When the trip ends, the system nets everything down and each person pays exactly once.
Yes — that is exactly what the collective group wallet is for. Everyone contributes before the trip, big shared costs come out of the wallet as you go, and whatever is left is refunded to the contributors at the end.
Splitwise can tell you who owes what at the end of the trip. It cannot make the payment happen or let you spend from a shared pot during the trip. Divy does both, which is why it is a better fit for any trip that involves more than a single dinner.
Only if your group wants to fund a wallet or settle inside the app. You can use Divy purely for tracking and netting if you prefer, then settle externally — though most groups find the in-app settlement is what finally gets everyone paid.
Create a trip group, pool into a wallet if you want, and close the books before the plane lands back home.