YouTim Service

"Who owes whom?"
Answered automatically.

Expense splitting built for groups: log who paid, YouTim calculates the repayments. Multi-currency, free.

Expense splitting that saves time

One expense, one payer, beneficiaries: everyone's balance adjusts with each expense.

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    Auto balances

    Each expense updates every member's balance. No more hand calculations.

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    Flexible splitting

    Equal or weighted shares, fixed amounts, excluding some members: each expense is split just right.

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    Simplified repayments

    YouTim suggests who repays whom, with few transfers, and the "Pay" button opens Wero, Revolut or PayPal.

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    Multi-currency

    One main currency (€, $, £, CHF), and each expense in any of 160+ currencies, converted at the day's rate.

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    Connected chat

    Question about an expense? Discuss it in the same group's chat.

How it works

The group's expenses and income, and who owes whom.

Add an expense (who paid, for whom, how much) or an income (membership fee, sale, donation received…). YouTim computes the balances and suggests the simplest repayments. Perfect for a trip, a flatshare, an association or a club.

Budget — All the group's expenses
Step 1All the group's expenses
Budget — I add an expense in an instant
Step 2I add an expense in an instant
Budget — I add income to the budget
Step 3I add income to the budget
Budget — Who owes how much to whom
Step 4Who owes how much to whom

YouTim Budget vs. Tricount & Splitwise

A European, private alternative to US expense-splitting apps.

FeatureYouTim BudgetTricountSplitwise free
Free✓✓limited
Auto balances & suggested repayments✓✓✓
Multi-currency✓✓✓
Tied to group chat✓✗✗
Tied to calendar and lists✓✗✗
Ad-free✓free tierfree tier
GDPR & EU hosting✓✓US

Comparison for informational purposes, based on publicly known 2026 features.

What YouTim Budget actually does

Six contexts where expense splitting simplifies life.

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Track roommate accounts

Rent, groceries, utilities, cleaning: every expense logged, each balance adjusted. No more spreadsheet maintenance, no more "I already paid that" arguments.

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Split a trip's expenses

Hotel, rentals, restaurants, tolls: log along the way, at trip's end YouTim proposes the transfers to settle the group. Zero math.

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Organize a wedding, bachelor/ette party

Witnesses front the money, but who owes how much? YouTim shows balances, repayments happen smoothly.

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Run a small non-profit's books

Track expenses (materials, events, meals) easily — who fronted what, who owes how much, balances at a glance.

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Manage a group-buy club (wine, cheese)

Buying together to save? Log each delivery, YouTim computes each member's share. No more chasing checks.

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Track recurring activity costs

Hiking club, amateur sports team, association project: recurring costs (gas, equipment, lodging) split fairly.

Get started in 30 seconds

1
Create your YouTim and add the Budget service.
2
Log your first expense (who paid, how much, for whom).
3
YouTim shows balances and suggests repayments.

Frequently asked questions

Is YouTim Budget free?

Yes, entirely free, with no in-app purchases and no ads.

How does the reimbursement calculation work?

Each expense records who paid and who it is split between. YouTim calculates everyone's balance and suggests who should pay back whom, keeping the number of transfers down. Once the repayment has been made, it is marked “paid” by the person paying back, the person being repaid or an admin.

Can expenses be split differently between members?

Yes. For each expense, you choose who takes part, then each person's share: in shares (1 by default, adjustable in half-shares, for example 2 shares for a couple) or as a fixed amount. The two can be combined: those on shares split the rest. Incoming money can also be recorded and split the same way.

Which currencies are supported?

The budget has a main currency — euro, dollar, pound sterling or Swiss franc —, chosen when it is created and changeable later by the admin. Each expense can be entered in another currency, from more than 160: it is converted at the rate of the day it is entered.

Can I pay from YouTim?

YouTim never handles the money. If the person to be repaid has added their Wero, Revolut or PayPal, the “Pay” button opens their payment link or shows their Wero number; otherwise, repay them as usual, then mark the repayment as paid.

Who can add or edit an expense?

Each member adds the expenses they paid, and an admin can enter some on someone else's behalf. An expense can be edited or deleted by the person who paid it or by an admin, who can also lock the budget. A receipt (photo or file) can be attached to each expense.

How is this different from Tricount or Splitwise?

The budget lives in the same YouTim as the chat, calendar and lists: the members are already there, with no second group to create and no invitations to send again.

Expense splitting: a European alternative to Tricount and Splitwise

When friends travel together, roommates manage finances, or a non-profit tracks expenses: splitting costs fairly is often a source of friction. Hand-edited spreadsheets, dedicated apps forcing you to recreate the group elsewhere, "who paid what" debates… YouTim Budget integrates expense splitting at the heart of the group.

Always up-to-date balances

Each logged expense instantly updates every member's balance. See who's owed and who owes at a glance.

Simple repayments

At trip's end, YouTim proposes the list of transfers that settle the accounts, pairing the biggest debtors with the biggest creditors to keep their number low. If the person to repay has added their Wero, Revolut or PayPal, the "Pay" button takes you straight there.

Truly fair splitting

Not everyone drinks wine at dinner, some arrive late on a weekend, others skip an activity: custom splitting lets you exclude or weigh each member per expense.

Built into the group

Unlike Tricount or Splitwise (isolated silos), YouTim Budget lives in the same YouTim as the chat, calendar and lists.

Split expenses simply

Free, ad-free, in 30 seconds.