Summary
Settling up without opening the app.
The awkward part of a shared trip — entering who paid and how it splits — becomes a sentence, and the balance comes back computed rather than argued over.
What it is
A bridge to Splid, the shared-expenses app, built on the reverse-engineered splid-js client. It works against one group by default, and takes member names rather than IDs, resolving them case-insensitively.
What you get
- An expense created with its payers and its shares, written in the names people go by in the group
- Recent entries in a group listed, up to a hundred at a time
- The group's balances and summary, computed by Splid itself
Requirements
Node.js and a Splid invite code, set as CODE in a .env file; any call can override the group with a different code or ID. It serves Streamable HTTP on the port you set, and it reaches Splid through a reverse-engineered client rather than an official API.