Aambro
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We’re definitely considering Bitcoin! We think cryptocurrencies are fascinating (seriously, we’ve held a Providence meet-up about them), and it’s something on our list of possible improvements for the future.
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Another good idea George! In fairness, it’s not actually included in the pie chart, just the table of expenses, but I hear what you are saying. If you want to see the trip as what you actually “spent” independent of the payments moving money around, it would be the sum of the “Your share” column minus the payments.
We’ll definitely discuss this issue more as we revisit the charts / why I owe what I owe interface. Thanks again!
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When on trip, besides who owes whom another interesting information is how much did the trip cost each of us / total.
I saw a similar idea already posted, but when you are going to implement it, please keep in mind this:
When on trip, we sometimes loan each other cash and Splitwise does offer to use "A owes B" or B owes A" this "expense". While the balances turn out correct regarding who owes who what, it wouldn't properly attribute this value as a loan. If I borrow 50 EUR on a trip, it will seem like I had an expense of 50 EUR, but actually I didn't.
It would be great if loans are correctly included in the "who owes who" equation, but are ignored in the group (trip cost) balance information, where you could see how much the trip cost each one of us.