2.9k stars · MIT · 1.26.0, read from /releases/latest, shown as '16 Sep' with no year and therefore 16 September 2026. Code pushed 3 September 2026, proved via ungh.cc · Track this in Scout
A small self-hosted web application that tracks what each person in a group spent and settles who owes whom, with no sign-up at all.
▶Repo detailsthe review · specs · pros & cons · install
What it is
A small web application that tracks expenses inside a group and settles the balances. It stores its data in PostgreSQL, ships as a container image, and can scan a receipt into an expense if you give it a model key.What it is good for. Anyone splitting costs who does not want a commercial app holding the record. A shared flat, a trip, a family, two founders paying for each other's subscriptions. The no-account design is the good decision here: the barrier to getting five people to use a tool is usually the sign-up, and there isn't one.
- MIT, and a free hosted version exists at spliit.app if you never want to run anything.
- No accounts and no app to install. A group is a link, so everybody can use it in a minute.
- The self-hosted version is one container plus PostgreSQL, which is as small as this kind of thing gets.
- A group is a link, which means anyone with the link can see and change it. That is the price of no sign-up.
- Receipt scanning and file attachments need extra services and keys, so the simple install is the plain version.
- At 2,904 stars it is small, and small means a smaller group of people to fix it if something breaks.
- oss-apps/split-pro
The same idea and the same self-hosted promise, and it does have accounts, which is better for a group you keep for years.
Track this in Scout 
actualbudget/actualPublished in Edition 20. It is for planning your own money rather than settling up with other people, so the two sit beside each other rather than competing.
Track this in Scout
docker compose up -d
