Ledgr

Shared trip expenses, one phone

Ledgr started from the messy reality of group travel: one person fronts most of the costs, and sorting it out afterward becomes a spreadsheet nobody wants to maintain. Ledgr keeps the whole thing on the organizer's phone, with no accounts and no app for everyone else to install. Create a trip, add everyone's names, and log each expense with the payer, the participants, and an even or manual split. It continuously works out the minimal set of payments that settle the group up, and at trip's end you can share a clean per-person summary. Everything lives on your device, so it works on a plane, in a tunnel, or anywhere with no signal.

For Travel groups · Trip organizers · Friends on a trip
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100% offline
Even or manual split
Auto-simplified settlements
Features · 006

Everything it does, nothing it doesn't.

Small on purpose. Each feature earned its place by solving something real.

01

Log expenses fast

Capture a title, amount, who paid, and which travelers were in on it in one quick form.

02

Split even or manual

Divide an expense equally across participants, or set exact per-person amounts that have to balance before you save.

03

See who owes whom

A debt-minimization pass turns a tangle of expenses into the fewest possible "A pays B $X" settlements.

04

Attach receipts

Add a receipt photo to any expense and view it full-screen later; the image is stored on-device.

05

Shareable summary card

At trip end, share a clean per-person summary card straight from the iOS share sheet.

06

Cross-trip analytics

See spending insights, top payers, and totals across all your trips.

No accounts, ever

One organizer, one phone, no logins for the whole group.

Nobody else has to download anything or sign up. The people on a trip are just names you add, not app users. The organizer runs everything from a single device, which keeps setup to seconds and your data fully under your control.

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Settled, not guessed

Ledgr does the who-owes-whom math so you don't reopen the group chat.

As you log expenses, Ledgr recalculates each person's net position and reduces it to the minimum number of payments needed to settle up. No spreadsheet, no running tally in your head, no awkward end-of-trip reconciliation.

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Pricing

Free to start. Pro when you need it.

Try it free for as long as you like. Pro is a fair, upfront price - no ads, no upsells inside the app.

Free
$0
  • 1 trip
  • Even and manual expense splits
  • Receipt photos and net balances
  • Shareable per-person summary
Pro
Everything in Free
$1.99/mo
  • Unlimited trips (Free includes one)
  • 7-day free trial
  • More Pro features coming after launch
Questions

The things people ask.

Yes, completely. There is no backend, no accounts, and no networking. Everything you log lives in an on-device store, so it works with no signal.

No. Only the organizer uses Ledgr. Everyone else is just a name you add to the trip, so there is nothing for them to install or sign up for.

Per expense, you choose who paid and who was involved, then split evenly across participants or enter exact per-person amounts. Manual splits stay locked until the per-person amounts add up to the total.

All trip, expense, and receipt-photo data is stored only on your device. Ledgr sends anonymous, non-identifying product-analytics events (no names or amounts) to help improve the app. Your actual expense data never leaves your phone.

Yes. At trip end you can generate a per-person summary card and share it through the standard iOS share sheet.

Free includes one trip with the full feature set: logging, even and manual splits, receipt photos, balances, and the summary card. Pro ($1.99/mo or $14.99/yr, with a 7-day free trial) removes the one-trip cap so you can track unlimited trips.

Ledgr is on the App Store.

Track a whole travel group's shared expenses on a single phone, fully offline. Log who paid for what, split it even or manually, and see who owes whom.

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