About — Splik

Sound familiar?

Every group has a version of this

Just one more episode

"We'll settle up at the end of the trip." Historically the most broken promise since your favourite binge-watching lie.

Vanishing split

One friend pays for the cabs, another for the hotel — and somehow, nobody's around when the dinner bill shows up.

Meme over money

The trip group chat has more memes than financial clarity.

Navratra spreadsheet

Observed religiously for nine days. Abandoned like a New Year's resolution.

Mystery bill

Everyone uses the wifi. Nobody remembers agreeing to pay for it.

Technically fair, spiritually a crime

Splitting evenly when one person had water and the other had three cocktails.

The unelected accountant

Every group has one — beloved, until the day they say "so, about that ₹850…"

The reasons keep adding up

Our pillars are strong, just like you

Privacy by default

Your friend list, your balances, your history — visible only to you and the specific people you share an expense with. Nothing is public, nothing is sold.

Radical simplicity

Add an expense, pick who's in, done. If a feature needs a tutorial to use, it probably doesn't belong in Splik.

Trust, not custody

Splik never touches your money. It only ever tells you the truth about who owes who — the settling up is always between you and your friend.

We built Splik because group money is always messier than it should be