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I've been using Splitwise Pro (paid version) for years. I usually organize the groups and transactions but now that the Free version now has a 2-3 transaction per day limit anyone that doesn't have Pro is barely able to use the application. In addition they added 10 second ads between those 2-3 transactions.
I took yearly subscription for Rs.999 and they started charging me monthly 149.
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App is helpful when travelling with friends, used a free version a couple of times and it does the job, making the expenses split much easier
After years of being a happy user I'm now thinking of switching to other apps because Splitwise just decided to hardsell the pro by adding a 10s ad for every transaction added AND limit us to 4 transactions per day. The pro subscription is too costly for something so simple so meh
Do NOT use this app. It does not work and only created a headache for us when traveling to Spain as a group.
Easy distribution of expenses but sometimes expense distribution is not clear...
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