Of course there is a family account. It's comfortable. People who trust each other can go to a family account.

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This is much needed. An option to set members within the same family.
For example: a couple travelling with single friends share a meal. Each individuals count as 1, but the repayment would come from either one of the couple and they don't owe anything to each other.
We just had a trip with 3 couples and with Simplify debt, we end up owing each other among couples and it's difficult to tell if it's correct or not.

We would love to see a feature to link members from the group. Linked members can be from the same family in which case anyone person from the family pays the bill and it should settle up for other family members.

Example:
Group Trip
Member A
Member B
Member C

Where Member B and C are a couple.
So amount owned by B and C can be settled up by either B or C.

Happy to give more details if needed. Amazing app, thanks.

This would have been very useful on a recent trip we did with 4 families with children. We needed to track expenses for each child but then roll up the payments for each family to settle up. Perhaps being able to optionally place people into a “Payment Group” could be a solution?

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If a person is paying for two it will be great if you can put in the app.
For example a couple that has the same account. We need to put the name of both to the sharing bills divides by the correctly number off people, but depending of the bills one of the coupe will have to pay to himself/herself because the account is the same.

I think that it’s easy to create a options that a person is paying for two or three and etc.

Imaging if someone is paying for all his/her family.

Got it?

We just tried to do the debt simplify option. But it didn’t work because it doesn’t take account into account who in the group are couples and who are not. In order to make it work we had to switch off the simplification option.

An option to add accounts together as husband wife if we want.
So their finances can be together as what they owe or what they get.
A feature that can be turned on or off based on the users preference.

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Imagine my wife and I are with friends on holiday. Some activities we join together, others separate.

It would be great if my wife and I can be tagged separately for certain expenses, so both names are available in that group. Bit at the end the open debts are combined to a Common couple account this we have the Same Bank Account. It Makes absolutely no sense that I owe money to my wife of that we have to Pay multiple amounts in that group from One Bank Account.

I am using Splitwise on my trips to share the expenses.
If there is an option to set couples in application it may help simplify the debts in a better way.
thanks

It would be great to associate a couple in a group such that if they owe each other $ it treats it differently. Probably different options, but one that comes to mind is when using simplify debt, and they owe each other the same $ but no one else does (A owes $X, B is owed $X, A & B are a couple, no one else owes or is owed), that it does NOT highlight the $ they owe each other so that the group admin doesn't continue seeing that highlighted and think he needs to take action. In my case, I am a landlord and admin of a group, and I have a couple as tenants, and sometimes one will pay and sometimes the other will pay fo rent, security deposit, utilities, etc. Thanks!

http://feedback.splitwise.com/knowledgebase/articles/967453-tips-for-splitting-expenses-in-groups-with-couples

Estaria bien que se puedieran juntar personas para sumar saldos al liquidar. Por ejemplo, yo con mi pareja, una familia entera,... de esta forma se podrían pasar gastos individualizados para cada uno, pero al liquidar considerar la pareja o la familia como uno solo con el saldo global.

The setting would cause any debts between the two chosen members (whether created directly by group expenses or indirectly by "Simplify debts") to be nullified automatically. This is useful if for example there is a son/father pair or a wife/husband pair as members of a group and they want the debts between them to be automatically settled because they do not care about money ownership between themselves. They still want to be present in the group as two people for the purposes of equal splitting of expenses etc.

I know you marked this idea as completed, but it would be great to have a couples (or family) functionality built in, to link people, for trips where you have families, couples and singles. The suggested work around (http://feedback.splitwise.com/knowledgebase/articles/967453-tips-for-splitting-expenses-in-groups-with-couples) is not elegant or graceful, which seems not in keeping with the rest of the app.

Hi Team,

I have one good idea for you. Suppose we have group of 3 or more members and one person also want to pay for other (for his wife, friend, husband any.) then there should be an option to mark that person by the person who is ready to pay all the debts other person owes.
So during settlement of the balances, everything that blessed person owes will show to the person who mark specific person as blessed.

I hope this idea looks good to you.
Thanks ?

Best Regards,
Himanshu Gupta

Would be great to have the ability to to run multiple profiles under the same account. Say I use splitwise as an individual, couple, and family... My understanding is that I need 3 accounts and cannot have an overview of where accounts are at under all profiles.
Profiles should be connected to peoples accounts by phone# / email so my wife could have access to our couple profile without having the data from my personal profile impact her overall balances.

It would be great if there was an option to add “family members” or “group members” in addition to just individuals. For example, you could add a contact with a phone number or email who would act as the “head of household” but also be able to add additional family members under the “head of household.” For example, we are currently planning a trip and want to split costs equally among 18 people. However, several of the attendees are young children who don’t have emails/phone numbers and wouldn’t even be responsible for settling up their bills. Instead of making dummy placeholders for all these children, it would be nice to be able to add “child accounts” under their parents’ account.

A recent trip exposed what I suspect is a regular use case. My wife and I went on a trip with other couples and wanted to consolidate our debt together so that we were only paying between couples. We still wanted to be in as individuals though because sometimes only some people from each couple would be involved in specific activities (attracting shared costs unevenly). So when we went to settle up we wanted to be able to just consolidate the debt inside the couple so we would only have to settle up between couples. Suspect it could work within the debt simplification module....

Very useful for couples in group transactions were one pays the others bills, but you still want to include both to even out the split total