Group travel money, without the spreadsheet

Sharedtrips,perfectlysettled.

Travade turns a trip’s tangled money into one private shared ledger. It tracks who paid, what each person actually owes, and the fewest payments that make everybody even.

Free to start · Private by design · Export your data anytime

Somebody always pays for everyone.

Apartments, taxis, the big dinner where one card covered the table. Log it once, name the payer, and the trip remembers it, with the date it happened and every later edit kept in the history.

Split it the way it actually happened.

Equal when it was equal. Exact amounts when two people skipped the wine. Percentages when a couple shares a room. Travade validates every split to the cent before it touches the ledger.

Everyone sees their own share.

No mental arithmetic, no group chat archaeology. Each traveller opens the trip and finds exactly what their portion of every shared cost adds up to.

Who's up, who's down, at a glance.

Travade nets every expense and every split into one number per traveller. Paid more than your share? You're owed. Paid less? You owe. That's the whole model, and it is recalculated the moment anything changes.

The fewest payments that make it even.

Five people owing five people is a mess. Travade collapses it into a short list of who pays who and how much, so settling up is a couple of transfers, not an evening of negotiation.

Settled, recorded, and yours to keep.

Mark the trip completed and the ledger stays exactly as it was: every expense, every edit, every settlement. Export the whole thing to CSV whenever you want it somewhere else.

The number that matters is your own.

Set a personal budget for the trip. Travade tracks your share of every shared cost alongside the things you paid for on your own, and shows you where it all went, privately. No other traveller sees it.

Two agents that already know your trip.

They start from what the trip already knows: destination, dates, group size, the budget you set. You are not describing your holiday to a chatbot from scratch.

Trip planner

A day-by-day itinerary with a cost estimate on every suggestion, shown as a timeline or a calendar. Halfway through and over budget? Re-plan from today. The days you already lived stay untouched and only what’s left is rebuilt against the money actually remaining.

Group meals

Cooking for the group is the cheapest night of any trip. Give it the dietary restrictions and what kind of meal you want, and it comes back with budget-friendly recipes scaled to how many people are actually eating.

Prompts are built from shared trip details only. Your personal budget, your private expenses, and everybody’s email addresses are never sent to the model, and every response is validated before it is saved or shown.

Money is only shared where it should be.

A trip ledger is a list of who you travel with and what you can afford. Travade treats it that way.

Private trip spaces

A trip is visible only to its members. That is enforced twice: in the API route and again by row-level security in the database itself, so there is no path to someone else's ledger.

Invitations that expire

Bring people in with a link that works once and dies after seven days. Every token is validated server-side before it grants membership to anything.

Your data, exportable

Download expenses and settlements as CSV whenever you like. Nothing about Travade is designed to make leaving difficult.

Deletion that means it

Close your account yourself, from Settings, with your password. Private data is removed and the shared ledger's arithmetic survives only in anonymized form.

Built with Next.js · TypeScript · Supabase Postgres with row-level security · Google Gemini

Add Travade to your phone

Opens full screen from your home screen, so splitting the bill at the table takes seconds, or keep using it in your browser.

  1. Open the browser menu
  2. Install app
  3. Confirm

Your next trip can settle itself.

Create an account, start a trip, invite the group. The first expense takes about twenty seconds, and after that nobody has to keep score.