Uneven grocery consumption
Choose the people sharing each grocery expense. Separate purchases can have different participant lists, so non-consumers are not charged.
For the person who remembered the grocery run
From the initial $800 Costco run to the ski passes, split shared rentals without penny-pinching.
One link. The whole crew.
Made for real group weekends
Built for the person putting the trip on their credit card.
The useful bits
Not everyone joins every activity. Give each cost its own participant list, then see the trip together.
Choose the people sharing each grocery expense. Separate purchases can have different participant lists, so non-consumers are not charged.
Record the rental deposit and who fronted it. Their payment stays in the ledger until the group settles up.
Combine lodging, groceries, activities, and dining into one clear set of trip settlement payments.
A calmer group chat
Start once, add costs as they happen, and share the same trip view with the people going.
Add your group once, then send one shared link so everyone can follow along.
Enter groceries, lodging, transport, or activities as general expenses and select the participants. Itemize restaurant meals when the order differs.
TabCraft summarizes who pays whom across the expenses entered, with unnecessary extra transfers minimized.
Good to know
Practical answers for the person getting everyone out the door.
Yes. General expenses let you select the members sharing that expense, so you can leave out anyone who was not part of the run.
Yes. Pick participants separately for each general expense. A ski-pass split does not change the participant list for groceries or lodging.
For itemized dining, tax and tip are allocated proportionally based on the items assigned to each person.
Make the link. Send the link.
No downloads. No accounts. Just a link for your crew.