

If your only goal is splitting a dinner or the rent and tracking who owes whom, Splitwise is excellent — precise balances, a debt-simplification algorithm, a web app and easy settle-up. Yuki is broader: it reads your inbox to run a shared calendar, trips, tasks and expenses, with its own Splitwise-style splitting and settle-up built in, so shared costs live next to the plans they belong to. Keep Splitwise for the deepest standalone IOU math; for many people, Yuki handles both the plans and the money in one place.
| Feature | Yuki | Splitwise |
|---|---|---|
| Auto-creates entries from your email inbox | ||
| Two-way Google Calendar sync | ||
| Split expenses, per-person balances & settle-up | Yes — core strength, detailed | |
| Multiple currencies | ||
| Debt-simplification algorithm | ||
| Trip itineraries & subscription tracking | ||
| Natural-language AI assistant | ||
| Platforms | iOS, Android + web | iOS, Android + web |
| Price | Free to use; optional Pro | Free tier; Splitwise Pro paid |
Choose Yuki if…
- You want one place that turns inbox confirmations into a calendar, trips, tasks and expenses automatically — and can split and settle shared costs in the same app
- You share everyday logistics — not just costs — with a partner, family, co-parent or roommates
- You'd rather reduce the mental load of planning than manually enter every transaction
Choose Splitwise if…
- Standalone, precise splitting is your main need — Splitwise is purpose-built, and its simplify-debts and settle-up flows are best in class
- You want Splitwise's deepest standalone splitting — its debt-simplification algorithm and long-refined balances
- You only ever need to split costs and want an app dedicated to that alone


