Rent, bills and chores for a shared house, in one place.
If you like Splitwise but you're tired of tracking debts you still have to go collect, the alternative you want is a group fund. TableCash collects the money up front: everyone chips in by card, it lands with one trusted organizer, the organizer approves what leaves, and the whole group sees every dollar. Same fairness Splitwise gives you, plus the money actually shows up in one place.
Most people looking for a Splitwise alternative aren't unhappy with the math. Splitwise's math is fine. They're unhappy with what happens after the math: the app tells everyone their number and then everyone settles up one to one. So the "settle up" turns into a week of Venmo requests, a couple of people who forget, and one organizer doing rounds. A tracker can tell you the score forever; getting everyone to actually pay is a different job. For anything that has to be collected upfront, that's the whole ballgame.
The thing worth keeping from Splitwise is the openness: everyone sees the same fair record, so nobody's guessing. TableCash keeps that and adds a different part, the money actually landing in one place with one person responsible for it. You don't lose transparency by switching; you gain collection. And there's a gatekeeper: one organizer approves what leaves the table, in the open, so the money doesn't just get tallied, it gets handled.
If you want the side-by-side, here's TableCash vs Splitwise in detail. The short version: Splitwise is the scorekeeper, TableCash is the fund. TableCash never holds the money; it moves to the organizer, and the app is the record everyone can open.
A group fund with one person in charge.
Get TableCash Get it on AndroidFree to download. For people 18+ who live in the U.S. Fees and how the money works